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County Council approves Quantum Loophole water, sewerage amendments - Vimarsana News

County Council approves Quantum Loophole water, sewerage amendments

The Frederick County Council on Tuesday approved water and sewerage amendments for Quantum Loophole’s data center campus, which will allow the campus’ water and sewer infrastructure to connect to public

Brazil Data Center Colocation Supply & Demand Analysis Report 2023-2028: Snapshot of Third-Party Data Center Facilities Across 30+ Cities - Vimarsana News

Brazil Data Center Colocation Supply & Demand Analysis Report 2023-2028: Snapshot of Third-Party Data Center Facilities Across 30+ Cities

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Brazil Data Center Colocation Market Report 2023: A $1.5 - Vimarsana News

Brazil Data Center Colocation Market Report 2023: A $1.5

Dublin, Oct. 16, 2023 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- The

Quantum Loophole to seek amendments to connect to public water, sewer systems - Vimarsana News

Quantum Loophole to seek amendments to connect to public water, sewer systems

Quantum Loophole and Aligned Data Centers will present water and sewer amendment requests to the Frederick County Council on Tuesday to connect proposed water and sewer developments for the campus

State grants Aligned limited exemption to build generators for data centers - Vimarsana News

State grants Aligned limited exemption to build generators for data centers

Aligned Data Centers will be allowed to install some — but not all — of the generators it requested for data center facilities, the Maryland Public Service Commission has decided.