Georgia Chamber to launch new data center-ready designation for communities
The Georgia Chamber of Commerce is launching a new "data center-ready" designation. This initiative aims to help communities across Georgia prepare to host data center developments. The program was announced at an event in Atlanta.
The Georgia Chamber of Commerce is launching a new "data center-ready" designation program aimed at assisting communities across the state. The initiative is designed to help local areas prepare their infrastructure and regulatory environments to attract and host data center developments. Chris Clark, President and CEO of the Georgia Chamber, spoke about the program at an event held in Atlanta. This move signals a proactive effort by the state's business advocacy group to streamline the process for data center companies looking to invest in Georgia.