Global Stack USA

Data Center Signal is tracking 8 clips about Global Stack USA data center developments across 1 states, including CA.

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News Clipkvcrnews.org·Perris, Riverside County, CA

Perris fairgrounds project including small data center still in early stages, officials say

A proposal by Global Stack USA to build a small 'edge' data center at the Southern California Fair and Events Center near Lake Perris, California, is in its early stages. Local residents in Riverside County are expressing concerns over the project's potential water and energy use, mobilizing to attend public meetings. Fairgrounds officials emphasize that no construction has been approved yet, with Global Stack still conducting due diligence.

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9/25/2026

News ClipSanta Barbara News-Press·Ventura County, CA

Ventura County Fairgrounds Board of Directors quells fears of waterfront data center

The Ventura County Fairgrounds Board of Directors voted 5-3 to terminate discussions with Global Stack USA regarding a proposed development that community members feared would lead to a data center. The decision followed over two hours of public opposition to any data center development on the fairgrounds' waterfront property.

zoning opposition government water

9/17/2026

News ClipVentura County Star·Ventura County, CA

Ventura County Fairgrounds board considers data center proposal amid public opposition

Global Stack USA has proposed building an "edge computing" data center at the Ventura County Fairgrounds, a proposal currently under public consideration. Residents are urged to oppose the project, citing concerns over electricity consumption, industrializing public oceanfront land, and a potential 100-year lease. Other California counties have already rejected or tabled similar proposals from Global Stack.

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9/14/2026

News ClipJefferson City News Tribune·Hanford, Kings County, CA

Backlash over data centers hits California, midterms

Residents in Hanford, California, are actively opposing a proposed data center project by Global Stack USA at the Kings County fairgrounds due to concerns about air pollution, water strain, and utility costs. This local backlash is indicative of a broader national trend impacting midterm elections and prompting legislative action, with California lawmakers recently passing regulations for the industry.

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9/8/2026

News ClipLos Angeles Times·Hanford, Kings County, CA

Backlash over data centers hits California, and the midterms

Residents in Hanford, California, are expressing strong opposition to a proposed data center at the local fairgrounds, citing concerns about air quality and water supply. This local backlash mirrors a national trend where data center expansion has become a bipartisan political issue in midterm elections, prompting lawmakers to consider regulations. California recently passed legislation to regulate energy use by the data center industry.

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9/6/2026

News ClipVentura County Star·Ventura County, CA

Ventura County residents oppose proposed project, potentially a data center, at fairgrounds

A letter to the editor in the Ventura County Star expresses strong opposition to a proposed project by Global Stack USA at the Ventura County fairgrounds, questioning whether it is an emergency response system or a data center. The author raises concerns about the project's necessity, its location in a tsunami zone, and potential redundancy with existing local emergency services. This opposition highlights community skepticism regarding the development's purpose and chosen site.

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8/30/2026

News ClipSJV Water·Tulare County, CA

AI data center experts advise farmers, residents and officials to dig for water details

Experts are advising California residents and officials to prioritize water details and set boundaries with data center developers, as new proposals in Tulare and Kings counties face significant community opposition. A Virginia supervisor shared insights on managing water consumption, advocating for closed-loop systems for new data centers. Officials are also warned against signing NDAs with developers to maintain transparency.

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8/28/2026

News ClipFresno Bee·Tulare County, CA

California communities raise water concerns amid AI data center proposals

Residents in California's San Joaquin Valley are concerned about water usage by proposed AI data centers, particularly two "mini" centers on fairgrounds in Tulare and Kings counties. Local governments are responding with proposed moratoriums and discussions on new land use regulations for data centers. The controversy highlights a statewide debate over data center water consumption and regulatory clarity.

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8/15/2026