Alabama Data Center Non-Disclosure Agreement Required City Officials to Destroy Records, Document Shows
BESSEMER, Ala.—After months of resistance, officials in a historic suburb of Birmingham have released a non-disclosure agreement between city leaders and developers of a hyperscale data center. The…
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