Cities starting to push back against data centers: Study ...Middle East

At least 16 data center projects, worth a combined $64 billion, have been blocked or delayed as local opposition mounts to the developments, according to a new study. Research collected by Data Center Watch shows that residents and politicians across seven states have stopped or stalled the data center projects. In Arizona’s West Valley, development...

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