INDIANAPOLIS — Whether it’s scrolling on social media or a simple online search, the cloud powers it all. And as artificial intelligence rapidly expands, so does the demand for the massive facilities behind it.
Indiana is quickly becoming a hub for data centers. According to DataCenterMap.com, the state now has 72 facilities — up nearly 30% since March. Big tech companies are leading the charge. In 2024, Amazon broke ground on an 800-acre project in northern Indiana, while Google is building a $2 billion data center in Fort Wayne.
Gov. Mike Braun says Indiana has an opportunity to become a national leader in this growing industry…