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    Adopt This Plushie and Hear Its Screaming!

    Staff ReporterBy Staff ReporterSeptember 18, 2026No Comments2 Mins Read
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    Fast Facts

    1. The Bezzy plush doll humorously mimics a data center by emitting a piercing noise when squeezed, highlighting the invasive sound pollution from real US data centers.
    2. Created by Basura and Big Data, the “Adopt a Data Center” project uses satire and cuteness to raise awareness about data centers’ environmental impact and noise issues.
    3. The plushie features a recorded noise from a Virginia data center, humorously tagged as “Hug me for ear-piercing forever hum,” emphasizing the disruptive reality of these facilities.
    4. Accompanying stickers and messaging aim to challenge perceptions and encourage empathy, as the project underscores the environmental and community costs of data center expansion.

    Meet the Bezzy Plushie: A Unique Way to Connect with Data Centers

    The Bezzy plushie is a soft, adorable doll shaped like a server rack. Made as part of a satirical campaign, it features big googly eyes and long limbs. When squeezed, it emits a loud, piercing sound—an actual recording from a US data center. This project aims to make people more aware of data centers’ presence. The plushie acts as a fun, cuddly reminder of the unseen infrastructure behind our digital lives. It offers a lighthearted way to recognize a usually invisible part of technology.

    Understanding the Purpose and Functionality

    Unlike typical plush toys, Bezzy’s main feature is its unexpected noise. The recorded sound is loud and somewhat irritating—like a nonstop car alarm—intended to grab attention. This choice underscores the noise pollution many neighbors complain about near data centers. The project wants to start conversations around these facilities’ impact. Besides the plushie, there are stickers encouraging empathy and awareness about data centers. Overall, the purpose is to blend humor with education, helping people see data centers differently.

    Breaking Down the Adoption and Its Impact

    Adopting Bezzy is easy—just squeeze the plushie and hear its scream. This playful approach invites people to rethink how data centers fit into daily life. Some see it as a clever marketing stunt, while others believe it raises important issues about energy use and noise pollution. The campaign emphasizes that data centers are part of modern infrastructure, deserving attention and care. As more people engage with Bezzy, they may also become more conscious of technology’s hidden costs and benefits.

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