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Meta's New AI Academy Promises Free Training and Direct Employment
News ClipTupaki English·LA

Meta's New AI Academy Promises Free Training and Direct Employment

Meta has announced a new $115 million America's Workforce Academy program to train skilled workers for its expanding data center projects across the United States. The free five-week program will initially operate in states such as Louisiana, Ohio, Indiana, and Texas, providing certifications and direct job opportunities related to Meta's data center construction, including the Hyperion Data Center in Louisiana.

6/9/2026
Meta and CBRE teams up for new free training program
News ClipKNOE·Indianapolis, Marion County, IN

Meta and CBRE teams up for new free training program

Meta and CBRE are launching a new free fiber technician training program in Indianapolis to address a nationwide shortage of skilled technicians. Participants will receive guaranteed job offers with Meta, potentially including their data center in Richland Parish, Louisiana.

5/7/2026
Dallas-Based CBRE Partners With Meta on Training Fiber Technicians to Build Meta’s U.S. Data Centers
News ClipDallas Innovates·Dallas, Dallas County, TX

Dallas-Based CBRE Partners With Meta on Training Fiber Technicians to Build Meta’s U.S. Data Centers

Dallas-based CBRE has partnered with Meta Platforms, Inc. to launch a multi-year recruiting and training program called LevelUp. This initiative aims to train thousands of fiber technicians to build and maintain Meta's data centers across the U.S. The program seeks to address a skilled workforce shortage and create career opportunities.

4/21/2026
How Data Center Developers Staked Their Claim in Rural Georgia
News ClipDeSmog·Newnan, Coweta County, GA

How Data Center Developers Staked Their Claim in Rural Georgia

Data center developers Prologis and Atlas Development are pushing to rezone rural land in Coweta County, Georgia, for a massive project called Project Sail. Local residents have formed an opposition group, Citizens for Rural Coweta, due to concerns about the project's environmental and community impact. The county commissioners imposed a six-month moratorium on data center decisions to draft new zoning regulations amidst significant public outcry and lobbying efforts.

4/7/2026