The University of Michigan confirms plans to build $1.2-billion data center in Ypsilanti Township over local objections, sparking vows of resistance from township officials concerned about environmental impacts and lack of transparency.
The University of Michigan confirms plans to build $1.2-billion data center in Ypsilanti Township over local objections, sparking vows of resistance from township officials concerned about environmental impacts and lack of transparency.
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