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Microsoft, Ohio and data center
Microsoft to build $420M facility in Ohio
The tech giant Microsoft is set to build a $420 million data center in central Ohio over the next few years. The 245,000-square-foot data center will be built on nearly 200 acres in New Albany, according to our news partners at WBNS in Columbus.
Tech giant to build $420 million data center in New Albany
NEW ALBANY, Ohio — Microsoft will build a $420 million data center in New Albany over the next few years. The 245,000-square-foot data center will be built on nearly 200 acres on Beech Road. New Albany City Council unanimously passed a resolution Tuesday night giving the tech giant a 100% property tax abatement for 15 years.
Microsoft to build $420 million data center in Ohio
NEW ALBANY, Ohio — Microsoft will build a $420 million data center in New Albany over the next few years. The 245,000-square-foot data center will be built on nearly 200 acres on Beech Road. New Albany City Council unanimously passed a resolution Tuesday night giving the tech giant a 100% property tax abatement for 15 years.
Microsoft plans to build $420M data center in New Albany
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Neighbors of incoming data center in New Albany react to area growth
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 tax break. Tuesday night, the council voted to waive the property tax on the building for 15 years.
Three Mile Island plant restart will fuel Microsoft AI data centers, including in Ohio
Microsoft isn't the only tech company looking to nuclear power to fuel its AI ambitions. Earlier this year, Amazon.com Inc.'s cloud computing division agreed to spend $650 million to acquire a data center campus connected to Talen Energy Corp.’s 40-year-old nuclear power plant on the Susquehanna River in Pennsylvania.
Tech giant to build $420 million data center in Ohio
Microsoft will build a $420 million data center in New Albany over the next few years. The 245,000-square-foot data center will be built on nearly 200 acres on Beech Road. New Albany City Council unanimously passed a resolution Tuesday night giving the tech giant a 100% property tax abatement for 15 years.
Microsoft to invest $420 million to build New Albany data center as suburb OKs incentive
Microsoft will spend $420 million to build a data center in New Albany, joining a list of tech giants operating in the city.
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After massive land buys, New Albany gives major tax cut for planned data center
The computer giant behind Windows and Xbox is getting a substantial tax benefit for a planned data center on nearly 200 acres ...
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Microsoft to Power Up Central Ohio with $420M Data Center in New Albany, Cementing Its Status as Tech Hub
Microsoft plans to build a $420 million data center in New Albany, Ohio, set to start in July and finish by December 2027.
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Microsoft shares details on Ohio data center in Perry Township
An outcome for
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‘Discriminatory’ and ‘unreasonable’ — Big Tech reacts to AEP’s proposed data center rates
Several individuals, including consultants and tech employees, opposed AEP's request, arguing that the new rates would be ...
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