In Bexar County, a notable rise in data center construction is underway. Currently, there are plans for 23 additional data centers in the area. This development has sparked curiosity among community members in San Antonio.
They are seeking to understand the potential implications of this growth on the local environment and economy. For more information on the impact of data centers in the area, readers can refer to Texas Public Radio for further details and updates on this developing story.
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Community members are asking what the increase in data center construction means for the San Antonio environment and economy.
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