Hyperscale Data announces 48.5 acre acquisition for possible Southwest Michigan expansion

Hyperscale Data announces 48.5 acre acquisition for possible Southwest Michigan expansion

News ClipWSBT·Dowagiac, Berrien County, MI·3/31/2026

AI data center company Hyperscale Data announced an agreement to acquire 48.5 acres in Southwest Michigan, which could more than double its acreage near its existing Dowagiac facility. However, Dowagiac city officials state they have not been formally contacted about these expansion plans. The city has adopted an industrial noise ordinance in preparation for potential industrial growth.

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Gov: City of Dowagiac
AI data center company Hyperscale Data has announced an agreement to acquire 48.5 acres of land in Southwest Michigan, indicating a potential expansion that would increase its total acreage in the area to approximately 83 acres. The company already operates a facility in Dowagiac and has expressed interest in expanding there over the past 10 months. Despite Hyperscale Data's public announcement, Dowagiac city officials, including an unnamed representative, stated they are unaware of any formal expansion plans or proposals from the company. Officials indicated that Hyperscale Data has not reached out to the city regarding additional acreage transactions, noting that private land purchases often do not involve prior notification to city authorities. In anticipation of potential industrial growth and data center expansion, Dowagiac city officials have proactively taken steps to educate themselves and prepare. Just last week, the city adopted its first-ever industrial noise ordinance, a measure intended to address potential impacts from future industrial developments in the area.