Data Center Signal is tracking 4 clips about GI Partners data center developments across 2 states, including AZ, MD.
A new data center project is being planned for an area just south of downtown Phoenix, near 7th Avenue and Grant Street. Investment firm GI Partners acquired the land, which sits next to an APS substation. The former property owner, LKY Development, reportedly worked with APS for years to expand the substation to support a data center.
A new data center project is being planned south of downtown Phoenix, near 7th Avenue and Grant Street. Investment firm GI Partners purchased the site from LKY Development, following new city zoning rules that had initially restricted such projects. City officials approved a waiver to allow the data center on the property.
A new data center project is planned for south of downtown Phoenix after GI Partners acquired over five acres of land. This development follows new city zoning rules that restricted data center locations, though a waiver was approved for this specific property. Meanwhile, residents in Awatuki are actively protesting another data center project under construction in their neighborhood due to environmental concerns.
Anne Arundel County Councilman Nathan Volke has proposed a bill to ban new data centers by removing them from the county's zoning code. The initiative aims to protect aging energy infrastructure and utility ratepayers, though it faces concerns about its impact on national security operations at Fort George G. Meade. A public hearing for the bill is scheduled for September 21st.