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History's lesson for data centers: The boom ends. The buildings stay

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By LZ Granderson Verified
| Austin American-Statesman Verified
A woman looks at the abandoned Packard Plant in Detroit in 2013, when a developer bought the old car manufacturing complex. Good times in an industry don't last forever, so the builders of today's data centers should be required to plan for the day they're no longer needed, LZ Granderson writes.
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Times Opinion: How to be better stewards of the nation into our fourth century

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By LZ Granderson Verified
| Chattanooga Times Free Press Verified
Of all the wonders that American ingenuity has produced over its first 250 years, perhaps our deepest imprint on modern society was made in Detroit. Henry Ford, the son of an Irish immigrant, was born in 1863, built his first car in 1896, and by the nation's sesquicentennial in 1926, had turned his Model T into the best-selling car in the world. In the early days, it took more than 12 hours for Ford's workers to produce a single vehicle.
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How to be better stewards of the nation into our fourth century

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By LZ Granderson Verified
| The Brunswick News Verified
Of all the wonders that American ingenuity has produced over its first 250 years - from shrinking the globe via the airplane to improving the hamburger by adding a slice of cheese - perhaps our deepest imprint on modern society was made in Detroit. Henry Ford, the son of an Irish immigrant, was born in 1863, built his first car in 1896, and by the nation's sesquicentennial in 1926, had turned his Model T into the best-selling car in the world.
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