These are the cities if one wants to do land acquisition based on data center/AI conviction:Northern VirginiaLargest data center market in the world with over 300 data centers and nearly 4,000 MW of powerDense fiber connectivity and proximity to subsea cablesRelatively low risk of natural disastersCompetitive electricity rates and tax incentivesDallas, TexasThird largest data center market in the U.S. with over 150 data centersCentral location with excellent connectivityLow electricity rates and ample available landMinimal risk of natural disastersSilicon Valley, CaliforniaHub of tech innovation with nearly 160 data centersRobust fiber connectivity and proximity to leading tech companiesHigh electricity and real estate costs, but still in high demandChicago, IllinoisOver 110 data centers with 805 MW of powerCentral location serving as connectivity gateway between coastsReliable, mostly underground power gridLower cost of living than coastal citiesPhoenix, ArizonaRapidly growing market with over 100 data centers and 1,380 MW of powerAffordable power and real estate costsRobust connectivity and minimal natural disaster riskAccess to renewable energy sources

In the USA most of the milk is related to dietary issues. 4.

Have not done it before so need your opinion on this quote I got (in summary: ~1000sq.ft. of new concrete after removal of existing concrete, and ~713sq.ft. of just removal around a tree):Remove concrete over lay in garage 12' x 23'.Remove and replace driveway 29' x 25'.Remove only concrete around tree in back yard 31' x 23'New concrete to be 4" deep with #3 rebar @ 2' centers both directions.New concrete to have fiber mesh reinforcement.Control joints where needed.Non slip broom finish.All debris generated in our scope of removed to dump.Cost $ 11,000.00

Driveways, storm pond , storm sewer, signage, fences, sidewalks, fire hydrants, fire suppression, external water/sewer/electric/fiber hookup,  internal utility runs, soil compaction, epa, flood zone, flood plain, natural water flow off property, hvac, etc.

Look forRoads on two sides, good cell or fiber optics, trees, rock or boulders, water, ditches to build ponds, views, walk out basements, seclusion but close.  

Well, we never got into fiber counts.

I had a foundation engineer walk through and said it would be about $12k to place in several steel I-beams and carbon fiber reinforcement to maintain the integrity of the walls for both of these properties. 

The white fibers you see in a cigarette filter are NOT cotton, but a plastic that can persist in the environment as long as other forms of plastic. 

Kel-Tec also makes a nice VERY lightweight .380, and it's available in a carbon fiber composite finish that is SWEET.

You sure it's not a fiber patch?