EdgeConneX acquires 180-acre parcel near its own data center project in Bastrop, Texas
Purpose of purchase unclear
Purpose of purchase unclear
Will offer around 110MW of capacity at completion
475 acres could be added to existing campus
Village council declines to turn over a new leaf
Has experienced several delays
Purchase was made last September
Alleges procedural errors
Citizens concerned about transparency
26MW facility faces stiff opposition
Data centers playing a bigger role in politics
Rezoning requests for all three to be considered next week
Facility to be built on 1.61 acre land parcel in partnershipwith Singaporean property developer Lum Chang and Malaysian investor Tien Wah
Meeting only concerned annexation, not construction
Identity of developer and end-user unclear
Residents remain concerned about water and energy use
Facility to be built at former manufacturing plant
235-acre data center proposal no longer on the table
Third facility also to be located in Memphis, Tennessee
Construction previously delayed due to planning and power
Seems to offer cloud services
Will offer 90MW of capacity at completion
But opposition remains fierce
But details unclear