New data center project announcements, expansions, and investment commitments across the United States. Data Center Signal is tracking 4,495 clips related to announcement across all 50 states.
A local township near Ann Arbor, Michigan, has reversed its previous decision and removed a cap on tax breaks for a proposed $43 billion data center project. The project involves major tech companies Oracle and OpenAI. This change in policy impacts the financial incentives for the large-scale data center development.
DC BLOX has acquired a 23-acre property adjacent to the Nashville Zoo. However, the development of a data center on this site is not yet guaranteed, as it faces hurdles related to local permits, regulations, and state law.
DC Blox has acquired a 23-acre property adjacent to the Nashville Zoo. While the land sale is confirmed, the development of a data center on the site is not guaranteed due to various local regulations, state laws, and pending permit approvals. The company must navigate these hurdles before construction can begin.
Blount County Commission approved resolutions for property acquisition, including the former ALCOA South Plant site, which was previously considered for a data center joint venture. The county also voted in June to request tougher zoning regulations for data centers outside city limits following public outcry, though these changes would not affect the South Plant site if approved. The acquisition of the South Plant site by the IDB is partly intended to prevent an undesirable development, likely a data center, from proceeding.
Kansas Senate Bill 98 was passed during the 2025 legislative session. This new law grants sales tax exemptions to data center projects that meet specific investment and operational requirements. The legislation aims to incentivize data center development within the state of Kansas.
A $1.5 billion Niagara Digital Campus is proposed for Niagara Falls, New York, by Niagara Falls Redevelopment and Urbacon. The project, which includes building its own substation and using existing hydropower, aims to provide significant economic benefits and directly addresses concerns raised by Governor Hochul's Executive Order 62, which paused state environmental permits for large data centers.
Coppell-based data center provider Csquare made its stock market debut, pricing its initial public offering below its target range and achieving a $3.2 billion valuation. The IPO proceeds are primarily designated for debt repayment, despite the company reporting losses amid growing revenue. The company plans to fund future growth through existing cash flows and debt financing, capitalizing on demand for AI infrastructure.
This podcast discusses the essential role of data centers in AI development and the infrastructure needs for modern AI technology. It explores the intense debate surrounding massive server facilities, local protests, and the economic trade-offs cities face when hosting big tech infrastructure.
A new state proposal in Alaska could lead to a large industrial park, including data centers, in the Matanuska-Susitna Valley near Houston. The plan involves transferring 30 square miles of state land to the Alaska Industrial Development and Export Authority (AIDEA). The proposal outlines potential environmental impacts, and public comment is currently open.
QTS Data Centers and Lancium announced plans for a more than $10 billion data center campus near Turkey in Hall County, Texas. The project is expected to create thousands of construction jobs and hundreds of permanent positions, but raises regional concerns about housing, electricity, and water.
PNK Group, a New York developer, has launched an advertising campaign and survey for a proposed data center project in Archbald, Pennsylvania. This initiative comes amidst local opposition to current data center zoning ordinances, which residents are challenging in court, and calls for a moratorium on new proposals. The developer also has ties to Russia and has been investigated by U.S. lawmakers for other business dealings.
Verrus has shared new details regarding its data center project in Salem. The Salem Business Journal reported on these updates.
DPR Construction and Turner Construction, contractors for the Meta Data Center project, are partnering with Louisiana Delta Community College (LDCC) to launch a Construction Craft Laborer Training Program. This program aims to train local residents to fill the need for nearly 7,000 additional workers required for the expanding Meta data center construction in Northeast Louisiana. Scholarships are available to make the program accessible, offering a pathway to competitive wages and career growth.
Data centers are reportedly still expected to be developed at the Project Tango site. The article will provide an explanation as to why this development is anticipated to proceed.
US Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez joined Pearson at the xAI data center in Memphis. This event signifies a visit or involvement from a federal government official at a specific data center site.
DC BLOX has completed the acquisition of property located near the Nashville zoo. This move signals a step forward in the company's plans for data center development in the area.
A survey of Emporia businesses indicates strong support for exploring the Flint Hills Digital Campus data center project, despite active public opposition. The survey highlights favorability for potential project benefits and associated zoning changes, with Emporia city commissioners scheduled to consider related zoning and policy measures this week. Meanwhile, opponents continue their efforts across Lyon County, including a petition drive.
Larry Robinson, a Republican candidate for Callaway County Presiding Commissioner, was interviewed regarding his priorities for the county. Key topics of discussion included a proposed data center in northern Callaway County and issues related to planning and zoning.
Google held an open house in Chesterfield County, Virginia, for residents to address concerns about its three planned data center campuses. While initial rezoning passed with little opposition, community concern has grown due to soaring energy bills and drought conditions, leading to organized opposition. Chesterfield County supervisors have indicated they will not approve any more data center projects beyond Google's current campuses.
Lockhart City Council in Texas has directed staff to draft stringent regulations for data centers, after debating an outright ban due to potential legal challenges. This decision follows widespread community opposition and concerns over infrastructure strain, particularly electricity and water, as data center development rapidly expands across the region.