As debate intensifies over a proposed hyperscale data center known as Project Tango in western Palm Beach County, some residents are asking a basic question.

The proposed data center, called "Project Cannoli," is projected to use one gigawatt of power and millions of gallons of water per day.

A political group partially funded by Anthropic spent $1.3 million in support of Rep. Valerie Foushee. The company is facing its own issues in D.C.

The developer of Project Tango says it will build a smaller plant than first proposed. Opponents don't want it at all, citing noise and other issues.

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Fort Bragg is one of four Army sites being considered for commercial data centers, a project that would require at least 100 ...

Concerns arise in Maryland as hyperscale data centers surge, sparking environmental and health worries among residents and community leaders.

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LANSING, Mich. (WLNS) — The vote to approve rezoning for a planned data center in downtown Lansing has been postponed as the project’s United Kingdom-based developer, Deep Green, works to address a ...

With his name now hanging in the rafters, former Chicago Bulls guard Derrick Rose is helping the United Center with its major redevelopment. In an interview with Forbes, the former superstar confirmed ...

Despite hearing answers directly from data center company QTS on its $1 billion project in Lake Wylie, many neighbors say their concerns have only grown as the data center project seems bigger than ...