“By investing hundreds of millions of dollars into the New Albany Data Center, Facebook will also support thousands of construction jobs for area locals. Sourcing labor and materials locally are other ways Facebook is looking further contribute to the community for the long-term,” Facebook officials said in a statement this week.
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Facebook’s 22-acre data center is expected to begin services in 2019. The announcement is a big win for Ohio. Kasich said the state is diversifying its economy, veering away from solely investing in the manufacturing industry. “Ohio has it all,” Kasich told The Associated Press. “You’ve got the cool factor. You’ve got exciting companies. You’ve got the lower cost of living.”
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