The first of three phases of the project will consist of 16 buildings and deliver 240MW as governor ails “major investment”.
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North Dakota’s Governor Doug Burgum (left) meets FX Solutions and Atlas Power executives Kevin Washington (right) and Rick Tabish (centre). Source: Governor’s Office
The midwestern US state of North Dakota is to house what will be one of the world’s largest data centre developments, Governor Doug Burgum has announced.
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