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| Market | Verdict | ISO | Excess Power | Constraint |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Akron | AVOID | PJM | — | — |
| Canton | AVOID | PJM | — | — |
| Cincinnati | AVOID | PJM | — | — |
| Cleveland | AVOID | PJM | — | — |
| Columbus | AVOID | PJM | — | — |
| Luckey | AVOID | PJM | — | — |
| Mason | AVOID | PJM | — | — |
| New Albany | AVOID | PJM | — | — |
| West Chester | AVOID | PJM | — | — |
| Worthington | AVOID | PJM | — | — |
Akron: Akron's data center footprint consists of four tracked facilities operated by Cogent Communications, Involta-Akron, and ark data centers. The market shows minimal transparency on aggregate capacity, with none of the tracked operators reporting megawatt figures to DC Hub. Recent project activity includes a major expansion initiative underway at a South Akron facility, signaling continued infrastructure development in the region despite the limited operator base. Canton: Canton's data center footprint consists of five tracked facilities operated by Amazon Web Services… (continued on a paid DC Hub plan)