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Meta’s Data Center Deal in Piqua Ohio | Dayton News
Meta’s $8 million offer to Piqua, Ohio, to build a massive data center has sparked fierce local debate. While city council voted 3-1 to approve the deal—seeing it as a gateway to $1 billion in regional investment and future partnerships—residents are pushing back with a November 3 ballot measure to cap data center power use. The proposed 600-acre site, backed by a 30-year AES service contract, pits economic opportunity against community concerns, turning this small town into a flashpoint for tech-driven development. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow…
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