Climate bill threatens fines for Oregon datacenters that don't cut their carbon count
One of the many things datacenter operators look for when selecting a site for a new campus is ready access to cheap power. This, along with hefty tax breaks for which Oregon is famous, has made the state a popular destination for datacenter expansions.
Omdia analyst Alan Howard estimates an Amazon campus with five buildings would require roughly 50 to 60MW of capacity to feed its IT and cooling load.
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