Most health care services in the U.S. cost at least twice what they do in other countries, and sometimes up to ten times as much.
When you think of data centers in Washington state, you probably think of those in rural areas - outside small towns like Quincy and Prosser. But as demand grows for data centers, companies are looking to the city… some have started to request space in Seattle. We’ll hear more from Seattle Times Climate Reporter Greg Kim.
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