Data Center Signal is tracking 3 clips about Star Tribune data center developments across 1 states, including MN.
Legacy Investing, a data center developer, has withdrawn its plans to purchase the old Star Tribune printing facility in Minneapolis' North Loop. Residents who had voiced concerns over energy costs, pollution, and noise are reportedly relieved by this decision. The Minneapolis data center moratorium is set to expire in November.
A Virginia-based developer, Legacy Investing, withdrew its proposal for a 20-megawatt data center in Minneapolis's North Loop neighborhood following strong opposition from residents over environmental impacts and job creation concerns. The withdrawal comes after the Minneapolis City Council enacted a six-month ban on data centers larger than 350,000 square feet earlier this spring. The former Star Tribune printing facility site remains without a new developer.
The Star Tribune is selling its former printing plant, located in Minneapolis, Minnesota, to an unnamed data center developer. This transaction will facilitate the development of a new data center facility at the site.