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Data center builds in Nebraska
8 proposed, approved, under-construction and expanding data centers, the same snapshot the app serves, with a source and a date on every fact.
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AAIM Nebraska 2 Data Center
Under construction: a 12.5 MW data center in Adams County, Nebraska, from the Kapwork Grow tracker (1 source). Sources and dates on every fact.
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Fortitude Mining Grand Island Data Center
Under construction: a 12 MW data center in Hall County, Nebraska, from the Kapwork Grow tracker (1 source). Sources and dates on every fact.
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Google Lincoln Data Center
Under construction: a 70 MW data center in Lancaster County, Nebraska, from the Kapwork Grow tracker (2 sources). Sources and dates on every fact.
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Google Nebraska AI Campus (proposed)
Proposed: a 1000 MW data center in Johnson County, Nebraska, from the Kapwork Grow tracker (1 source). Sources and dates on every fact.
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Google-Tenaska Southeast Nebraska Data Center
Proposed: a data center in Unknown County, Nebraska, from the Kapwork Grow tracker (1 source). Sources and dates on every fact.
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Meta Sarpy Campus (Springfield expansion)
Under construction: a data center in Sarpy County, Nebraska, from the Kapwork Grow tracker (1 source). Sources and dates on every fact.
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Sagebrush Hallam Hyperscale Campus (proposed)
Proposed: a 1700 MW data center in Lancaster County, Nebraska, from the Kapwork Grow tracker (1 source). Sources and dates on every fact.
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Sequitor Edge Kearney Data Center
Approved: a 4.99 MW data center in Buffalo County, Nebraska, from the Kapwork Grow tracker (2 sources). Sources and dates on every fact.
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