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Dismang group owns land adjoining AVAIO data center site in Wrightsville
News ClipThe Arkansas Democrat-Gazette·Wrightsville, Pulaski County, AR

Dismang group owns land adjoining AVAIO data center site in Wrightsville$

A real estate investment group that includes former Arkansas state Sen. Jonathan Dismang owns 46.4 acres bordering AVAIO's planned $6 billion data center near Wrightsville. Dismang said the land purchases were unrelated to the project and that he had no contact with AVAIO about its site selection or future land deals.

9/30/2026
Pittsburg looks to offer clarity regarding data center
News Clipthepress.net·Pittsburg, Contra Costa County, CA

Pittsburg looks to offer clarity regarding data center

The City of Pittsburg, California, launched a web page to provide clarity on its approved AVAIO Perseus Data Center project, located at the former Delta View Golf Course. This initiative follows resident pushback and aims to address concerns regarding environmental impact, water usage, and public safety. The project, approved by the City Council, will use recycled water and air cooling, with all infrastructure costs borne by the developer.

7/2/2026
Startup execs showcase tech solutions to ease public concern over data centers
News ClipLocal News Matters·Pittsburg, Contra Costa County, CA

Startup execs showcase tech solutions to ease public concern over data centers

Startup executives from SPAN and Epic Cleantec presented technological solutions to address public concerns regarding data center power and water consumption during a panel discussion in the San Francisco Bay Area. This comes amidst local controversy, as over 300 residents in Pittsburg, California, expressed outrage at a City Council meeting over a recently approved 347,740-square-foot data center project, citing its significant water and electricity demands.

6/26/2026