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Removing the ‘anxiety’: Data center won’t be built at mouth of Utah canyon

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The new site is farther away from Spanish Fork’s residential areas. After residents in the Utah County city voiced concerns about a data center at the mouth of Spanish Fork Canyon, the developer says it is picking a new location. Comment Add as Preferred Source RELATED STORIES Will a data center join the wind turbines at Spanish Fork Canyon?

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