Improvements to roads, bridges, and other infrastructure could take a hit as data center construction accelerates, according to Bloomberg. In 2025, state and local governments reportedly sold a record ...

HAPPENING TOMORROW PLANS TO BUILD A CONTROVERSIAL 200 ACRE ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE DATA CENTER OFF SOUTHERN BOULEVARD AND THE TWENTYMILE BEND NEAR LOXAHATCHEE WILL GO BEFORE PALM BEACH COUNTY ...

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The public will have a chance to learn more about a proposed data center project in Young County after Stream Data Centers and Headwaters Site Development make their first public meeting appearance ...

Fueled by a boom in artificial intelligence and the nation’s insatiable demand for cloud computing, Michigan is plunging into an era of massive data centers. Across the state, developers are pitching ...

CASA GRANDE, Ariz. — Pinal County's elected officials have issued a preliminary approval to multiple proposed data center projects throughout the county. During a four-hour meeting on Nov. 19, the ...

Amazon is investing at least $3 billion to build its second Mississippi data center campus in Warren County. This project is expected to create at least 200 new jobs and support over 300 additional ...

Over the past decade, Virginia has become home to more than 650 data centers — the largest concentration on Earth — including roughly 150 hyperscale facilities operated by Amazon, Microsoft, Google ...

Developers like Target Hospitality that once provided workforce housing for oil and gas boomtowns are now shifting their attention to data centers as artificial intelligence megacampuses drive digital ...

SAN JOSE — The first power projects in PG&E’s pipeline to serve data centers could appear on the grid as soon as next year, despite some hints of softening demand. Related Articles PG&E bills may ...