Our CEO Craig Huffman joined @WVON1690AM to discuss how data center development drives Chicago’s growth - creating jobs, boosting revenue & expanding opportunities on the South & West Sides. Hear some of Craig’s conversation with Rufus Williams:
Thank you to @WVON1690AM for hosting our CEO Craig Huffman to discuss data center development in Chicago. Data centers are critical infrastructure that create revenue, jobs and economic opportunity – shaping a brighter future for our city.
The #GDPR is the EU's landmark data protection law which standardized data protection rights across Europe, providing individuals more control over their personal data and benefiting businesses with a level playing field. GDPR overview: https://t.co/HISsR9Thgi
Data localization via #IMD1 is transforming #Chicago’s digital landscape! It’s driving economic growth, creating #techjobs, & fostering diversity. Revenue from local #data supports underserved neighborhoods—without raising taxes. Learn more: https://t.co/l01vf5zWYQ
The State's investments in @QCHardware illustrate the commitment to support critical sectors. @GovPritzker and @IllinoisDCEO have made attracting federal, and private investment in quantum computing technology a priority for his administration. More: https://t.co/REL5eTLxFM
Between city and state leadership focused on #economicgrowth through the new Data Residency Ordinance and tax incentives for #datacenter creation, #Chicago has become a hub for the #tech industry and communities are reaping the benefits! More info: https://t.co/KtxeWiP9J7
Data sovereignty and Data Residency laws and regulations are key factors in data management. Mark Jackley clearly defines these terms and their important differences in the @Oracle article: https://t.co/vOilt52vR1
#datasovereignty#dataresidency#security#Chicago
Data localization is not just about security—it’s a vital driver of economic opportunity and job creation. So, what exactly is data localization?
Learn more about data localization and how it can benefit your area on our website: https://t.co/Kwnp3c0YOr
The recently approved #Chicago Data Residency Ordinance will help generate millions in new revenue without having to additionally tax residents as the city grapples with a nearly $1B budget deficit for 2025.
Discover more through our website: https://t.co/XvegczDu2d
There are more than 10,000 #datacenters around the world supporting the apps on our phones, the music we listen to, the news we read, and the various ways we communicate.
Download our "Introduction to Data Centers" to break down basic operation here: https://t.co/jxMITzhQDY
Chicago has showcased that local tech-driven economic development are the future for #datacenters. Between career creation to data sovereignty, they can uplift entire communities.
This @BlackEngineer article discusses similar initiatives for #Baltimore: https://t.co/i7xHEvntKD
Our IMD1 project in #Chicago showcases how #datacenters can be powerful and still seamlessly blend into the community. As AI drives demand for more power, we are committed to maximizing urban space while still enhancing the cityscape.
Full @WSJ article: https://t.co/w6KsWrIvAK
Thank you to the City Council of Chicago who voted 50-0 to pass the data residency ordinance. This ensures we're making smart investments that support the future of Chicago.
At Metro Edge, we are committed to providing opportunities and positive impact to our communities.
With the budget deficit looming, the proposed data center ordinance will offer incentives to build more data centers in Chicago and generate new revenue. This can be a huge win for our city!
Check out the @Suntimes article at the link below!
https://t.co/BcumQDUkTE
A win for Chicago residents and our data! Creative solutions to generate revenue are one step closer to becoming a reality. See the Chicago Sun-Times article at the link below to learn more about what this means for Chicago and our residents.
https://t.co/XVAIQRNTqs
Recap of yesterday's press conference as the Committee on Economic, Capital, and Technology Development passed the new Data Residency Ordinance. We're excited to take a step forward in enhancing our communities and making tech accessible.
Today the City of Chicago’s Committee on Economic, Capital and Technology Development passed the Data Residency Ordinance 2-68-050. We look forward to the ordinance coming before City Council next week. At Metro Edge, we’re committed to shaping the future of our communities.
Pt. 3 - Data is the new currency, and Alderman Gil Villegas ( @gilbert36ward ) has ideas for leveraging Chicago's data to benefit our residents and ensure local community participation and benefits.
Pt. 2 - Alderman @gilbert36ward discusses the upcoming Data Residency Ordinance, which ensures data is stored within the U.S., providing incentives to keep it in Illinois and Chicago. This initiative aims to generate revenue for local communities and boost economic impact.
PT. 1 - Hear from @CraigDellimore on @WBBMNewsradio At Issue, speaking to Alderman Gil Villegas ( @gilbert36ward ) on the upcoming Data Residency Ordinance. Taking advantage of our need for data storage as a city and turning it into an opportunity for Chicago residents.