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San Jose Planning Commission Approves Microsoft’s Nearly 400,000 SQFT Data Center Project

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By The Registry Staff The San Jose Planning Commission has given the green light to Microsoft's long-awaited proposal for a significant data center campus in the Alviso neighborhood of North San Jose, according to industry reports. The approval marks a pivotal moment for the tech giant, signifying its first venture into building, owning and managing […]

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