Quincy data center boom strains grid, displaces residents despite tax windfall

Quincy, a town of 8,000, has leveraged Microsoft's data center taxes to fund a hospital and school, but the rapid expansion of 27 data centers is straining the electrical grid and displacing neighbors. The development highlights the trade-offs of tech-driven economic growth in small communities.

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