Moses Lake could get 2-3 more data centers by 2029, source says
Moses Lake, Washington, is projected to attract two to three additional data centers by 2029, according to an anonymous source. These new facilities are expected to focus on high-performance computing and artificial intelligence, with operators currently evaluating industrial sites in the area.
An anonymous source familiar with ongoing discussions has indicated that Moses Lake, Washington, could see the development of two to three new data centers by 2029. The source, who requested anonymity due to the private nature of the talks, told Source ONE News that there is sustained interest from various operators. These potential new facilities would be geared towards supporting high-performance computing (HPC) and artificial intelligence (AI) operations.
Operators are reportedly assessing suitable industrial sites both within and surrounding the city for these planned developments. The article highlights the confidential nature of these discussions, suggesting that formal announcements or project details have not yet been made public.