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North Carolina’s largest data center developments include Amazon’s Richmond County build, Natelli’s Vance County proposal and Triangle Innovation Point West.

New York’s major data center developments include TeraWulf Lake Mariner, NYDIG’s Massena plan and Blockfusion’s CoreWeave campus in Niagara Falls.

New Mexico’s data center plans range from Meta’s operating Los Lunas campus to Oracle’s Project Jupiter and E2B4’s proposed Roswell complex.

New Jersey’s biggest documented data center projects span Vineland, Piscataway and East Windsor. Here’s what is operating, planned and under construction.

New Hampshire’s largest data center prospects include a grid study in Bow, a proposed facility in Concord and FirstLight’s operating Manchester site.

Nevada’s next wave of data centers stretches from Tract’s vast Storey County land holdings to a 1,000 MW proposal in Mason Valley, where economic hopes meet concerns over power and water.

Nebraska’s data center developers are finding ways to grow around existing infrastructure, from Kearney’s planned redevelopment to new computing projects in Minden and Hallam.

Montana’s Broadview data center plan is advancing through early site work, while existing crypto-mining facilities in Butte and eastern Montana pursue bigger power agreements.

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.

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.