Data Centers in Georgia

Pro-industry groups are outspending clean energy- and consumer-focused ones by four to one in key Georgia Public Service Commission races.

Georgia Republican governor nominee Rick Jackson writes that local input, state guardrails and financial protections are essential before a data center is approved.

Data center tax breaks could cost Georgia school districts hundreds of millions of dollars, says a new report. But some tech companies say they look to support students.

VoltaGrid and Serverfarm have agreed to pay $11,500 and $31,000 for building dozens of gas engines at the site in Covington.

Georgianomics brings you updates on the next Costco coming to metro Atlanta, airfare increases and how AI is changing job candidates’ behavior.

Georgia Power said it was in the process of telling roughly 300,000 of its 2.8 million customers that an “unauthorized party” gained access to "limited" information.

The Clayton County community has joined a small, albeit growing, list of Georgia cities that have vastly restricted or outright banned data centers.

A Georgia man is fighting the proposed route of a pipeline after learning the original path was diverted from land belonging to a manager for a Southern Co. subsidiary.

Across six states in the Deep South — Alabama, Arkansas, Georgia, Louisiana, Mississippi and Tennessee — investment in data centers, factories and infrastructure is booming.

Data centers are experiencing a backlash. An Amazon official answers the questions that are most on the minds of Georgians to demystify the issue.