The proposed $10 billion Page Data Center project involves a massive 1-gigawatt campus on 500 acres of recreational land near the iconic Horseshoe Bend in Arizona. Spearheaded by the U.K.-based developer Huntley LLC through its subsidiary Rooskey, the plan received narrow approval from the Page City Council in October 2025. Council members cited potential job creation and tax revenue as primary benefits, yet the project faces a fierce "Turn the Page" backlash from residents concerned about water scarcity, grid strain, and the industrialization of scenic tourist corridors. Although a citizen-led referendum petition was disqualified for procedural errors in late 2025, local opposition remains highly active while the project moves into a critical 18 to 24 month feasibility study and rezoning phase.
March 05, 2026 Arizona
Vintage Partners has scrapped plans for a data center in Laveen, Phoenix, Arizona. The developer will instead move forward with a mixed-use project on the 63-acre site, featuring commercial, retail, restaurant, and multifamily residential space.Vintage changed course at the request of the City of...
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December 06, 2025 Arizona
The Arizona Corporation Commission has approved an energy-supply agreement between local utility Tucson Electric Power (TEP) and the company behind Project Blue, a controversial data center development being advanced in Tucson, Arizona.TEP was approved to supply power to the project under a...
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November 04, 2025 Arizona
Real estate firm Lincoln has re-acquired a data center in Phoenix, Arizona at 2500 W. Frye Road in Chandler. Located on 14.5 acres, the 191,000-sq ft (17,740 sqm), 28MW facility features four data center halls, one of which is fully leased to a Fortune 500 enterprise user.“We are grateful to the...
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October 11, 2025 Arizona
Intel has announced that its new chip fabrication plant, Fab 52, in Chandler, Arizona, is fully operational, and that the facility will mass-produce the company’s upcoming mobile processors, Intel Core Ultra series 3, and Intel Xeon 6+ data center processors, codenamed Panther Lake and Clearwater...
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August 04, 2025 Arizona
Land developer Vermaland is planning a $33bn data center in Arizona dubbed the La Osa Project. The potential facility would be located in Pinal County on a 3,300-acre site south of Eloy, which is a city in between Phoenix and Tucson. The land parcel is located along the Greene Canal.Once...
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