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Lambda plans data center in Mayes County, Oklahoma, generating $500M in tax revenue

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What happened

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Cloud computing company Lambda plans to build a data center in Mayes County, Oklahoma. The project is supported by the Grand River Dam Authority, which will provide funding and infrastructure support. Lambda expects the facility to generate an estimated $500 million in tax revenue for the county over the next decade.

From okcfox.com

Why it matters

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The project could create up to 1,000 construction jobs and 100 permanent jobs in Mayes County. Additionally, Lambda will fund the upfront infrastructure costs required by the Grand River Dam Authority, ensuring those expenses are not passed on to other customers.

From okcfox.com

Who's involved

  • Grand River Dam AuthorityProvides funding and infrastructure support for the data center project.
  • Mayes CountyThe county in Oklahoma where the data center will be built.
  • OklahomaThe state of the United States where the project is located.

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • Mayes CountySpeculative

    Mayes County could see increased tax revenue and job creation from the new facility.

  • Grand River Dam AuthoritySpeculative

    The Grand River Dam Authority could receive payment for the upfront infrastructure costs required to serve the new data center.

  • OklahomaSpeculative

    Oklahoma could see increased tax revenue and job creation in Mayes County.

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