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News ClipTheDailyJournal.com·Vineland, Cumberland County, NJ

Revised plans approved for 'hyper-scale' data center in South Jersey

Vineland's planning board has approved revised development plans for a hyper-scale data center, despite intense opposition from residents and environmental groups. The updated plans include a switch to on-site fuel cells from Bloom Energy for power generation, replacing a previous generator-based system. The decision followed two lengthy public hearings that highlighted concerns about water usage, emissions, and the interpretation of zoning ordinances.

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8/20/2026
News ClipBurlington County Times·Vineland, Cumberland County, NJ

Attorney challenges Vineland officials over AI data center approval

A data center project by DataOne Vineland LLC in Vineland, NJ, is facing new legal challenges and public opposition over its zoning approval and environmental impact. Opponents argue the project violates current city zoning laws and the initial approval process was flawed. A recent planning board meeting on a revised proposal for on-site fuel cell electricity generation ended without a decision.

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8/7/2026
New Hearing set in Birmingham AI Data Center Lawsuit Following Judge’s Recusal
News ClipThe Birmingham Times·Birmingham, Jefferson County, AL

New Hearing set in Birmingham AI Data Center Lawsuit Following Judge’s Recusal

A new Jefferson County judge is set to hear arguments in a lawsuit challenging a proposed AI data center in Birmingham after the previous judge recused herself. Plaintiffs are pushing to complete a preliminary injunction hearing to halt construction, arguing that restarting the trial would cause further delays and harm. The lawsuit targets several companies involved in the data center project and the City of Birmingham, citing illegal construction and noise disruptions.

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7/7/2026
Plaintiffs file emergency motion in Birmingham AI data center trial to continue with new judge rather than restart
News Clipwvtm·Birmingham, Jefferson County, AL

Plaintiffs file emergency motion in Birmingham AI data center trial to continue with new judge rather than restart

Plaintiffs in Birmingham, Alabama, have filed an emergency motion to continue a preliminary injunction hearing with a new judge after the presiding judge recused herself during a trial challenging a proposed AI data center project. The plaintiffs argue that restarting the trial would cause undue delays and harm as construction continues at the site. The lawsuit alleges the data center is being built illegally and causes noise disruption.

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7/3/2026
$40 million in new building permits for Birmingham data center
News ClipThe Bama Buzz·Birmingham, Jefferson County, AL

$40 million in new building permits for Birmingham data center

Three building permits totaling $40 million were issued for a new AI data center in Birmingham, Alabama. Hoar Construction received the permits for the 300-megawatt facility, which will be operated by Nebius Group N.V. and located at the former Regions Lakeshore Operations Center site.

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5/18/2026