Kevin O'Leary presented his plans for the 40,000-acre project to the state's Military Installation Development Authority.

At the start of 2025, Stafford County’s economic development director, Liz Barber, predicted that data centers could go from zero to “a lot” within three years’ time. One year later, the county is ...

Loudoun County‘s tighter zoning rules are slowing new data center approvals New projects are rising in Stafford, King George, Caroline and Louisa counties Power constraints and community opposition ...

Oppidan proposes 866,000-square-foot data center campus in Apple Valley Water system concerns leave the project’s future uncertain City advances school expansions, pickleball, and senior housing ...

OAKLEY — A proposed industrial project that had initially included data centers had the controversial use removed by the developer at the last minute following pushback from the community over ...

MADISON, Wis. — Data centers are credited for buoying the general construction market as demand falls in other sectors, and in Wisconsin, they’re credited with injecting billions of dollars of ...

Homeowners in a Virginia neighborhood are pondering the potential of a high-stakes offer: Should they sell their homes to a data center developer for $4 million each? The 143 homes in question are ...

Although former industrial properties can be well situated for siting data centers, using such brownfield sites brings the risk of environmental liabilities under Superfund and other laws.

A proposed data center project in Northern Virginia’s Prince William County is stoking debate between local residents, officials, and developers. The implementation of Prince William Digital Gateway, ...

Local leaders across central North Carolina are deciding whether to allow data centers in their jursidiction. Here's a look at where they stand.