While Indiana attracts more data centers, legislators look to add guardrails

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2 thoughts on “While Indiana attracts more data centers, legislators look to add guardrails

  1. Someone should challenge Huston as to who will benefit economically from data centers outside of utility companies looking for a reason, any reason, to keep burning coal.

    It won’t lead to jobs. The high tech jobs of the future don’t move to Indiana because the data center is there. You can access a data center from anywhere.

  2. This is the direct result of efforts to keep energy/electricity prices low: attract electricity-guzzling businesses like data centers and Bitcoin miners (which are just small data centers).

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