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$3B data center planned on 452 acres in Virginia is sparking community pushback
News Clip3:06WSET ABC 13·Appomattox County, VA

$3B data center planned on 452 acres in Virginia is sparking community pushback

A $3 billion hyperscale data center campus is planned on 452 acres in Appomattox County, Virginia. The project faces community pushback from residents concerned about the impact on their peaceful environment and a perceived lack of transparency from local officials. The Economic Development Authority and developer AVAIO Digital are hosting a public information session to address concerns.

3/23/2026
$3B data center planned on 452 acres in Appomattox County sparking community pushback
News ClipWSET·Appomattox County, VA

$3B data center planned on 452 acres in Appomattox County sparking community pushback

AVAIO Digital plans a $3 billion hyperscale data center on 452 acres in Appomattox County, Virginia, which has sparked significant community pushback. Residents are concerned about a lack of communication from county leaders and potential environmental impacts like noise, light pollution, and water usage. An Economic Development Authority meeting will include a public information session to address these concerns.

3/23/2026
Little Rock residents don’t want AI data centers
News ClipKTLO·Little Rock, Pulaski County, AR

Little Rock residents don’t want AI data centers

Little Rock residents are voicing opposition to the planned construction of AI data centers in their community, citing concerns about lack of transparency, noise, utility costs, and environmental impact. State Representative Denise Ennett is meeting with AVAIO Digital, which is building a $6 billion facility near Wrightsville, to discuss these issues.

3/16/2026
Entergy: Customers in Mississippi saving $2 billion due to construction of data centers
News ClipSuperTalk Mississippi Media·Madison County, MS

Entergy: Customers in Mississippi saving $2 billion due to construction of data centers

Entergy Mississippi, an electric power distribution company, has announced that its customers in Mississippi will save over $2 billion on power bills due to data center projects in its service area. This includes data centers being built by Amazon Web Services in Madison and Warren Counties, as well as AVAIO Digital in Rankin County. The company says having large customers like Amazon helps offset rising costs for homes, businesses, and healthcare facilities, and the revenue is also going towards grid upgrades that customers don't have to subsidize.

3/11/2026