“Electromagnetic waves around data centers are only 13mG at their highest”
Published2024.11.14 15:45As citizens express growing concerns and interest in the effects of electromagnetic fields on the human body and safety, a venue for information sharing and expert meetings is held every year to correct misinformation and misconceptions. In a situation where concerns about electromagnetic fields in data centers and digital convergence facilities are increasing, electromagnetic field experts came forward to share measurement results and information.
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