ATLANTA (WJBF) – Georgia’s data center industry continues to expand, raising questions about the state’s power grid and whether the facilities could drive up utility costs for residents. The Georgia Chamber of Commerce says the growth could also bring economic benefits, including new jobs, local tax revenue and infrastructure investments. According to data from the [...]
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