Missouri’s biggest data center developments are taking different paths: Nebius is building in Independence, Google has begun Project Mica, and CRG has scaled back its Festus proposal.
OpenAI reportedly plans to buy Google’s AI chips as Oracle prepares to offer TPUs in 2027, opening another front in the market for AI computing hardware.
Mississippi’s data center plans span AVAIO’s ambitious Brandon campus, Compass’s Meridian development and PowerCompute’s smaller Columbus mine, where 11 MW is under contract.
Minnesota’s biggest data center plans face pivotal decisions: Google’s Pine Island campus needs another environmental review, while Hermantown awaits a vote and Farmington seeks a path to construction.
An OpenAI–Oracle data center is under construction near Saline, Google won site approval in Van Buren Township, and a Dowagiac Bitcoin mine is pivoting toward AI.
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Westfield’s data center plan lost its permit extension, Holyoke blocked another proposed facility, and the city’s existing research computing center remains in operation.
Maryland’s biggest data center plans could transform a former aluminum smelter, a power station and an abandoned mall. Each faces a different path to construction.
Maine’s biggest data center plans keep hitting roadblocks. Sanford’s proposed campus is paused, the Jay mill project lost its operator, and Millinocket’s plan was canceled.
Meta’s enormous Hyperion development leads Louisiana’s data center expansion, alongside a proposed gigawatt-scale campus and Applied Digital’s Delta Forge project.