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RadiusDC says Nashville data center will use about 700 gallons of water a day
RadiusDC announced that its data center facility in Nashville will utilize approximately 700 gallons of water daily. Construction began last year following the approval of rezoning in February 2025. However, nearby residents who live and work in the area have questioned what this project might mean for their neighborhood.
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