HOOD COUNTY, Texas — At least six proposed industrial projects, including data centers, power plants and battery energy storage facilities, could soon reshape parts of Hood County, commissioners say.

Of all the hyperscale data projects loading up across Michigan, one is not like the others. The latest project to come before local officials stands out for its use of water: it plans to tap into the ...

Data centers are projected to be the fastest-growing construction sector in 2026. Major airport expansion projects will continue at Minneapolis–St. Paul International Airport. Large mixed-use ...

Shortly after Google announced its $9 billion investment in Virginia and planned data center complex in Chesterfield County, the company announced its involvement in two other data center projects in ...

Local fights against new data centers are gaining bipartisan support across the US. Local fights against new data centers are gaining bipartisan support across the US. is a senior science reporter ...

HAPPENING TOMORROW PLANS TO BUILD A CONTROVERSIAL 200 ACRE ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE DATA CENTER OFF SOUTHERN BOULEVARD AND THE TWENTYMILE BEND NEAR LOXAHATCHEE WILL GO BEFORE PALM BEACH COUNTY ...

WHITNEY, Texas — A filing with the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation has found that construction for a new data center has been created. The project will be in Whitney, Texas, a town ...

Unlike conventional structures, the entirety of the building—apart from glass-framed cutouts along its frontage—will be windowless. This programmatic requirement enhances security for the data suite ...

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Developers behind Project Jupiter, the controversial campus of data centers slated for Doña Ana County, have asked state environment officials to sign off on their plans to emit more greenhouse gases ...

Big data centers equipped to supply their own power during heatwaves and other emergencies can begin operations much more quickly than those reliant solely on traditional utility hookups, according to ...