How does the geographic location of a web server affect SEO?

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“How does the geographic location of a web server affect SEO?" is a question from me to #AskGoogleBot. Google's Search Advocate, John Mueller covers my topic/question in Google search central. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SFFFEOChiJo 

 In summary, changing the location of your website host.

• Temporary Impact: will have a temporary impact on crawling.  

• Impact: It has the potential to adversely impact loading time and impact on SEO when it comes to page experience ranking factor. 

• Not Impact: This type of change will not impact SEO when it comes to geotargeting.

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