Louisiana Hands Meta a Tax Break and Power for Its Biggest Data Center

In a move that is set to bring big business to Louisiana, the state has granted Meta, formerly known as Facebook, a tax break and access to more power for its largest data center in the state.

The data center, located in the town of Prineville, is set to receive a significant tax break over the next several years, which will allow Meta to save millions of dollars in taxes.

In addition to the tax break, the state has also agreed to provide the data center with more power, ensuring that Meta has the resources it needs to continue to expand and grow its operations in Louisiana.

This move is seen as a major win for the state, as it will not only bring in additional revenue but also create jobs and stimulate the local economy.

The decision to grant Meta these incentives was made in hopes of attracting more tech companies to the state and establishing Louisiana as a hub for data centers and technology companies.

With this tax break and increased power capacity, Meta’s data center in Louisiana is expected to become one of the largest and most advanced in the country.

Meta’s presence in the state is also expected to have a positive impact on the local community, with increased job opportunities and a boost in economic growth.

Overall, the decision to grant Meta these incentives is set to benefit both the company and the state of Louisiana, solidifying their partnership and paving the way for future growth and success.

As Meta continues to expand its operations in Louisiana, it is likely that other tech companies will take notice and consider establishing their own presence in the state, further solidifying Louisiana’s position as a tech hub.