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Data Center Signal is tracking 4 clips about DC Devco LLC data center developments across 1 states, including AR.

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News ClipMagnolia Reporter·Gum Springs, Clark County, AR

The Arkadelphian: Shelley Short answers data center questions

Shelley Short, CEO of the Arkadelphia Regional Economic Development Alliance, acknowledged strong public opposition to a proposed data center near Gum Springs, Clark County, Arkansas. Citizens have formed a Facebook group and plan community meetings, citing environmental and noise concerns. The land sale for "Project Pulse," likely Vantage Data Centers, is in motion, with further due diligence on power and water viability pending.

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4/29/2026

News ClipArkadelphian.com·Gum Springs, Clark County, AR

[Recording, transcript added]: Data center eyes Clark County, set to buy mega site in $11M deal

The Economic Development Corp. of Clark County unanimously approved the sale of the 991-acre Southwest Arkansas Mega Site in Gum Springs for $11.4 million to DC Devco LLC for a proposed data center campus. The project, codenamed "Project Pulse," is expected to involve a minimum $1 billion investment and create 150 jobs. Concerns regarding electricity and water usage were addressed, with representatives asserting minimal impact on local resources and anticipating some community opposition.

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4/22/2026

News ClipMagnolia Reporter·Gum Springs, Clark County, AR

The Arkadelphian: Data center eyes Clark County, set to buy mega site in $11 million deal

A data center project, codenamed "Project Pulse," is planned for the Southwest Arkansas Mega Site in Gum Springs, Clark County, Arkansas. The Economic Development Corp. of Clark County unanimously approved the sale of the 991-acre site to DC Devco LLC for an estimated $11.4 million. The project is expected to bring a $1 billion investment and 150 jobs, with assurances regarding power grid impact and environmental footprint.

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4/17/2026

News ClipArkadelphian·Gum Springs, Clark County, AR

Data center eyes Clark County, set to buy mega site in $11M deal

A data center project, known as "Project Pulse," is slated for Clark County, Arkansas, after the Economic Development Corp. of Clark County unanimously approved the sale of the 991-acre Southwest Arkansas Mega Site to DC Devco LLC for $11.4 million. The unnamed end buyer plans a $1 billion investment to create 150 jobs, with the site being equipped for utilities and utilizing a closed-loop water cooling system. County and city officials support the development, which is expected to begin operations by 2032.

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4/16/2026