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Forsyth, Georgia, is considering a proposal to rezone 1,600 acres of timberland for a 12 million square foot data center, which is exempt from the county's moratorium on such developments due to its annexation into the city in 2020. A decision is anticipated in early January, while nearby Port Wentworth's City Council has approved zoning changes for data centers, citing economic benefits despite public concerns. Additionally, Comprehensive Logistics plans to lay off 105 workers, and Rivian has announced $330,000 in education partnerships to support workforce training for its upcoming factory in the state.