New Albany, Microsoft and data center
New Albany City Council approves 15-year tax break for $420 million Microsoft data center
On Tuesday, the city council approved a 15-year, 100% tax abatement for the project. In a statement, New Albany Mayor Sloan Spalding said data centers are important to the community. He said Microsoft's investment reinforces New Albany's reputation as a hub for innovation and technology.
Microsoft will build a $420 million data center in New Albany over the next few years. The 245,000-square-foot data center ...
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Microsoft plans to build a $420 million data center in New Albany, Ohio, set to start in July and finish by December 2027.
NEW ALBANY, Ohio — Data centers are quickly finding their homes in central Ohio. Microsoft’s plan to build a $420 million facility in New Albany got a boost from the New Albany City Council through a ...
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New Albany City Council has approved a tax abatement for a new $420 million data center Microsoft is bringing to the city.
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