A developer plans to build a 160-acre data center and its own gas-fired power plant in Surprise. Residents near the proposed site worry about air pollution, health risks, and safety concerns. Because ...

Calibrant Energy has signed a definitive agreement with Iron Mountain to build, own, and operate a 23-megawatt-hour (MWh) battery at the latter’s New Jersey data center. Data center as a clean energy ...

In a major milestone for the city, a data center in South San Jose has become the first project to receive power under a historic agreement with PG&E that guarantees service delivery for large energy ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. The GW Ranch project approved on 8,000 windswept acres of West Texas will look like many of the other data centers that have ...

Amazon Web Services data center complex in an undisclosed western region, with three active facilities and a fourth under construction, reflecting the broader surge in large‑scale cloud infrastructure ...

A controversial data center and power plant project near the West Valley city of Surprise has received a key environmental approval. The "bring your own power" project would include a gas-fired power ...

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Plans for a massive data center in Butler County are moving forward, despite pushback from some residents who say they’re concerned about environmental impacts, water use, electricity costs and ...

The developer of a planned data center in Columbus requested an energy feasibility study for up to 600 megawatts of energy to power a hyperscale campus in the northeast corner of Muscogee County, an ...

The GW Ranch project approved on 8,000 windswept acres of West Texas will look like many of the other data centers that have sprung up across the country to support Silicon Valley’s ambitions for ...