Nov 8, 2008 : Eastern Oregon Data Center Planned

📅 November 8, 2008 - Delaware construction company Vadata has begun construction on a 116,700 square-foot building, the first of three that will comprise a massive server farm in energy-rich eastern Oregon, which may house Amazon (amazon.com) operations, according to a report from local newspaper The Oregonian.

The newspaper reported Friday that the new data center is the second to be announced in the area, following Google's (google.com) facility in The Dalles, Oregon,

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