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Data center developer cuts 80% of massive Arizona project after backlash
A proposal to build Arizona’s largest data center complex was dramatically scaled back this week, after facing backlash from residents. Vermaland, LLC is the developer leading the $33 billion La Osa data center proposal in Pinal County, which would cover 3,300 acres near Eloy. The company announced on Thursday that it would cut the project […]
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