Study says planned Rowan data center would generate $7M in county taxes annually

Rowan Digital Infrastructure’s proposed data center for Quantum Loophole’s campus in Frederick County is estimated to generate about $7 million in annual county tax revenue and employ 100 people, according to a new economic impact study commissioned by the Maryland Tech Council. About $6.7 million of the data center’s generated tax revenue will come from real property tax, and another $200,000 will come from income taxes.