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Detroit begins drafting data center regulations
Detroit's City Planning Commission is drafting regulations for data center developments, led by City Councilman Scott Benson's working group aiming for a December approval. The group is assessing existing data centers and considering limits based on current facilities, with a focus on avoiding hyperscale data centers.
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