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Ohio state officials are reportedly seeking to introduce regulations governing the operational standards of large data centers within the state.

5 reports, 3 independent Updated Aug 10
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Ohio state officials are reportedly seeking to introduce regulations governing the operational standards of large data centers within the state.

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  1. Google's search activity is driving the need for data centers in Ohio, while P&G maintains a manufacturing complex there.Sub-event
  2. Proposed legislation in Ohio aims to limit data collection and sharing.Sub-event
  3. A bill has been introduced in Ohio to regulate data center development.1 source
  4. Bills introduced to regulate data center growth in Ohio.1 source
  5. A company's operational conduct in Ohio is currently under review by state law regarding its operational standards.Sub-event
  6. Ohio state officials are reportedly seeking to introduce regulations governing the operational standards of large data centers within the state.1 source

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