[Romulus]

Can’t even spell Loudoun. Clearly experts on the area.

[Jamestown1630]

I’ve sometimes thought it might be nice to retire to the National Radio Quiet Zone....but then, I couldn’t be here...

[ducttape45]

That’s happening in northern Indiana as well. Many residents are mad, the local government will not validate their concerns and rubber stamp the approval of their construction over the wishes of those residents. Simply put, the only thing county and state governments here in Indiana see is dollar signs and they could care less about their constiuents.

[Lockbox]

Let’s think about this. Largest data centers are in Virginia which is next to Washington DC. 🤔. They (the proverbial they) what even more data centers around the country! Why? 🤔 Well if we go to digital currency and digital ID and digital records on everything we do and say….. 🤔 guess there is a demand for larger data centers spread out across the country for capacity and redundancy…. Maybe AI is the canard to be used?

Remember boys and girls, data centers need large capacity as they store things, AI requires high speed computation. So why aren’t they named high-speed computation centers?

[Jolla]

In high school, I could see I30 headed west to California. I dreamed of the day I would go that way. Ended up spending 31 years in Texas and 31 years in California.

[sauropod]

bkmk

[Ruy Dias de Bivar]

Noise? Any worse than living within a mile of a coal fired power plant?

[BFW]

Fun fact: Why aren’t these data centers in silicon valley Ca.?

Because the oversight from the state local governments not only would delay them for years but actively discourage the building them.

Thanks to the democrats in Sacramento and governor gav “i’m on the phone with the President Trump, no really i am” newscum.