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Data Center Signal is tracking 3 clips about Cambrin LLC data center developments across 1 states, including WI.

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News ClipWisconsin Watch·WI

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Data center developments across Wisconsin are facing significant public and political debate, including a referendum in Port Washington to restrict large-scale projects and a lawsuit seeking to block it. Statewide polls indicate strong voter belief that data center costs outweigh benefits, and an opponent of a proposed data center was elected mayor in Menomonie. Debates also persist over nondisclosure agreements and the financial responsibility for electricity infrastructure.

zoning opposition electricity legal government environmental

4/15/2026

News Clip2:30WIFR TV·Janesville, Rock County, WI

Proposed data center near Beloit raises concerns in the community

A proposed data center project near Beloit, Wisconsin has raised concerns among community members over environmental and economic impacts. The Town of Beloit has entered into a predevelopment agreement with Cambrin LLC to study a 430-acre site, but no formal applications or proposals have been submitted yet. Residents are calling for more information and opportunities to voice their concerns before any decisions are made.

zoning environmental electricity

3/12/2026

News ClipWIFR·Beloit, Rock County, WI

Possible data center near Beloit raises concerns in the community

A Facebook group called 'No Beloit Data Center' was created to protest a possible data center coming to the Town of Beloit, Wisconsin. The community gathered to discuss the potential impacts of a data center, including concerns about air quality, water usage, and energy demands. Town leaders say they are in the early stages and no formal proposals have been submitted, but the developer has entered a pre-development agreement to conduct studies.

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3/12/2026