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Data Center Signal is tracking 2 clips about Intel data center developments across 2 states, including CO, OH.

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News ClipSignal Ohio·Johnstown, Licking County, OH

Just before moratorium, two last Ohio data centers get a $42 million tax break

Ohio officials approved a $42.3 million tax exemption for two Cologix data center projects in Delaware and Licking counties, days before Governor Mike DeWine announced a pause on new data center tax exemptions statewide. The pause, enacted by the Ohio Tax Credit Authority, comes amidst growing scrutiny over the high cost of these tax breaks and the environmental and electrical grid impacts of data centers. A special legislative committee is holding hearings on the issue.

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6/1/2026

News Clip2:03FOX21 News·Colorado Springs, El Paso County, CO

Neighbors voice concerns over Garden of the Gods data center

Neighbors in Southern Colorado are expressing concerns over a proposed data center by RAIDEN on Garden of the Gods Road. The company is seeking city approval for the facility, which would occupy a former Intel plant and require significant power, but claims it will use a closed-loop cooling system to minimize water usage and save the city money. Residents worry about potential impacts on water and electricity bills and noise levels.

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4/7/2026