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Potential planning implications for second tier data center clusters like Columbus, Ohio
The map provided below show the locations of data centers in and around Columbus, Ohio. As first tier data center clusters like Northern Virginia and Silicon Valley fill up, get more expensive to develop, and/or receive some push back from … Continue reading
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Tagged adaptive reuse, ai, cities, columbus, data center clusters, data centers, geography, history, land use, noise, Ohio, planning, secondary data centers, setbacks, sustainability, technology, zoning
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