Lawrence could be a landing spot for data centers as city code already allows them
The artificial intelligence boom has driven companies to search nationwide for space to build "hyperscale" data centers – and it turns out, Lawrence is actually a place they could go. Not only that, the large energy-using structures wouldn't need much in the way of special approvals from ...
Storm Monday morning brings nearly 3 inches of rain to Lawrence; strong winds down many trees in the city
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Lawrence could be a landing spot for data centers as city code already allows them
Storm Monday morning brings nearly 3 inches of rain to Lawrence; strong winds down many trees in the city
