Hudspeth County residents demand answers on $15B data center's noise, water and power
In a remote stretch of Hudspeth County, residents traveled several miles to the proposed site of a massive data center project to press company leaders for details — and to raise concerns about how the development could Hudspeth County residents are seeking answers about the proposed $15B data center project in which they fear it could negatively impact their community. ServerDome Global held a community meeting at its proposed site on Hueco Ranch, which is several miles from the nearest residences. The first phase of the project is expected to cost $15 billion and cover 700 acres, with 10 dome-shaped buildings planned. The facility will generate its own power using natural gas and will not connect to the electric grid. The company also plans to use a closed-loop cooling system to limit water use. Additionally, ServerDame CEO David Keegan outlined plans for community amenities such as a fire station, medical center and leisure center.
Опубликовано : 17 часов назад от Emily Schmalz в Business Tech
In a remote stretch of Hudspeth County, residents traveled several miles to the proposed site of a massive data center project to press company leaders for details — and to raise concerns about how th... [2770 symbols]
