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Amazon’s $2B Ohio data center plan halted as voters approve ban
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- Voters in Ohio have approved a ban that halts Amazon's planned $2 billion data center project in the state.
- This local vote against the massive facility could signal a broader transition toward tighter state regulations on large-scale data infrastructure in Ohio, posing potential challenges for future technology developments and industrial expansion across the region.
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- Crypto BriefingAmazon’s $2B Ohio data center plan halted as voters approve ban · 2 hours agoRead on Crypto Briefing
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