Amazon's US$2 billion Ohio data center plan faces new hurdle as voters approve ban
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Voters in Sunbury, Ohio, approved a ban on large data centers in the November 3 election, raising a new obstacle to Amazon's proposed US$2 billion project as communities across the US move to restrict AI infrastructure development.
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