A temporary halt on new construction has been approved for data centers. This move is intended to last 45 days.
Other cities are also taking a closer look at their policies. Oakland is considering a similar ban on new data centers.
The City of Santa Clara already has a large number of data centers and is now reviewing its regulations. Further information on these developments is available from the source, KTVU FOX 2 News.
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