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Compass Datacenters CEO Chris Crosby argues that data center operators must invest in local infrastructure to address community concerns.
Speaking to Fox News Digital, Crosby outlined how his company integrated into Red Oak, Texas, a town of approximately 20,000 people located 20 miles south of Dallas.
The approach involves funding public projects and adopting cooling systems that do not consume water. Crosby stated that companies should identify local needs and plan improvements that benefit residents.
He cited specific examples of capital investments that communities should request, including fire trucks, new schools, and baseball fields.
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