Data Centers in Georgia

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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.

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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.

Google, a major data center operator, has agreed to pay a premium for that new electricity as part of a new program to upgrade four nuclear reactors in Georgia.

The Southern Environmental Law Center, a large nonprofit, filed a lawsuit challenging OpenAI's giant planned data center in coastal Georgia's Effingham County.

Democrat Keisha Lance Bottoms and Republican Rick Jackson are drawing a stark contrast over data centers in the Georgia governor's race. Both have a history with the industry.