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The Boston Globe
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Maine data center dispute impacts small town
The project to build a $550 million data center in Jay, Maine, aimed to revitalize the town’s declining economy after the closure of its paper mill. The project was put on hold due to political concerns over potential legislation and skepticism about data centers and AI development. Despite regulatory approval and community support, opposition citing transparency issues has raised questions about the project's future and its potential to provide economic stability in the town.
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