"And the Steelport site is indeed zoned to allow data centres, seemingly of any size; the M5 zoning allows for a "Research and Development Establishment" use case, which, according to its definition, allows for a "Computer, Electronic and Data Processing Establishment" - a definition last updated in 2010, surely never meant to include the massive hyperscale data centres of today."

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"And the Steelport site is indeed zoned to allow data centres, seemingly of any size; the M5 zoning allows for a "Research and Development Establishment" use case, which, according to its definition, allows for a "Computer, Electronic and Data Processing Establishment" - a definition last updated in 2010, surely never meant to include the massive hyperscale data centres of today."

 

"And the Steelport site is indeed zoned to allow data centres, seemingly of any size; the M5 zoning allows for a "Research and Development Establishment" use case, which, according to its definition, allows for a "Computer, Electronic and Data Processing Establishment" - a definition last updated in 2010, surely never meant to include the massive hyperscale data centres of today."