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Microsoft plans data center construction in Woodward, Iowa

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Microsoft purchased over 600 acres of land in Woodward, Iowa, to construct a data center. The land was bought from an independent seller, not the city, and is already zoned for industrial use. Microsoft representatives stated the project would create dozens of jobs and increase the tax base for the area.

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The project involves a major investment in industrial infrastructure within Woodward. The city council will vote on the negotiations between Microsoft and the city, while the project is expected to provide a significant increase to the local tax base.

From kcci.com

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  • MicrosoftPlanning the construction of the data center facility in Woodward.
  • WoodwardThe city where Microsoft plans to build the data center.
  • city councilThe legislative body that will vote on negotiations between Microsoft and the city.

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