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276 Data centers in Georgia 169 Data centers in Atlanta metro area 33% Percentage increase since 2025 1% Atlanta data center vacancy rate 7 Data centers in Gwinnett
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EDITOR’S NOTE ♦ This is the first of a two-part series. The second part will run in the Oct. 21 edition. Data centers — the term has become almost synonymous with Not In My Backyard. Gwinnett County has relatively few of them — just seven by...
276 Data centers in Georgia 169 Data centers in Atlanta metro area 33% Percentage increase since 2025 1% Atlanta data center vacancy rate 7 Data centers in Gwinnett
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