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Palm Beach Strikes Down Data Center Plan After Local Backlash

Bloomberg Technology Thursday 16 July 2026, 02:45 UTC By Erin Hudson and Andrew Oxford 1 min read
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Palm Beach County commissioners rejected a proposal late Wednesday to build a digital infrastructure hub to house AI data centers and warehouses, voting in line with the ardent opposition from local residents.

Palm Beach County commissioners rejected a proposal late Wednesday to build a digital infrastructure hub to house AI data centers and warehouses, voting in line with the ardent opposition from local residents.
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