After a six month delay, Eric Holcomb, Governor of the State of Indiana has signed a bill that gives data centers significant tax breaks. The bill, IN HB1405 provides exemption from Indiana sales tax for up to 50 years. This applies to all IT compute and networking equipment and software required to run the data center. It also exempts power consumption and power generating equipment such as generators.
Source: enterprisetimes.co.uk
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