Amazon is $ 20 billion for data centers in the historical deal of Pennsylvania

Exclusive: When the Seniya David McCormick grew up in Bloomsburg – Pennsylvania has grown on the edge of anthracite carcass – never economically economically economically and there is The industry said in an interview with Monday.

This week, according to Amazon, the e-commerce giant, the largest new information centers in the form of new information centers, an artificial intelligence infrastructure announced a $ 20 billion investment.

McCormick, Amazon’s investment – Senator’s hometown of Berwick’s Susquehanna Tea Nuclear Station, including a site with a nuclear power plant, “On the scale and scale (scale). “

Many many, many, many, many of the first Republican and Democrats in the position of a perennial swing, but democratic Gov. Josh Shapiro reflects the feeling of McCormick, saying, “Pennsylvania competes again.”

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“Amazon announces the largest private sector investment in the history of Pennsylvania, with the largest number of $ 20 billion in terms of the most modern information center campuses.

“This date is an announcing a new income for our local communities, and” Governor “added a new income to ensure the future of AI. McCormick, R-Pa., Agreed on Monday.

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“I think that I think … Pennsylvania information center Mecca should be: because we have plenty of energy, we have this fantastic construction business, scale workers,” said Senator.

The first successful oil well has been drilled in Venango County for more than 160 years, and the union did not look back in terms of the energy sector, although the share of the oil market has mainly moved to the Gulf states.

McCormick said that both Nippo and Amazon deals will collect and create tens of thousands of workplaces.

Last week, the agreed Nippon Agreement will allow Pennsylvania to invest in US steel by acquiring the American company of the steel giant of Japan.

Fox News Digital, McCormick’s information centers, for example, in countries such as West Virginia and Virginia, or asked for their concerns about the property of some landowners, or to the pure benefits of a neighboring state.

“There is absolute stress on the network. We must continue to bring production power on the Internet,” he said. “We will depend on coal, sun and all energy forms. Thus, you need to increase all kinds of energy, especially natural gas to meet the growing demand.” This plan reflects the vision of President Donald Trump and Energy Secretary Chris Wright “All of the above approach” in the last interview.

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“But (Pennsylvania) is placed unparalleled to do so Such a solid energy reserves. Therefore, I think we should be tired of it. But I think it is managed due to many production capacity. “

He added that such projects last a long time in the so-called “indirect work”.

Berwick is located in more than 80 interstates that can help you have more than 80 interstate, in the local economy, including trade, restaurant and hotel work.

Simply a short drive, the center of the center, the Cardel, Berwick Project, Berwick Project, Berwick Project, Berwick Project, Berwick Project, Berwick Project, Berwick Project, which has a loss of casualties in the center, is a class that needs to breathe a region.

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McCormick has the potential to increase the economy of several areas of Pennsylvania wrote the EU.

Philadelphia shipyard, coal region and around the regions, near the Pocono Mountain, near the Pocono Mountain, Letterkenny, located next to Tobyhanna, said there are wide rural military equipment and regions.

Prospect of adding another industrial “on-shored” From China and India Pennsylvania and he said that it was a good thing for the country as a whole.

“I think these areas offer the greatest promise as game modifiers,” he said.

Fox Business’ Danielle Wallace contributed to this report.