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Data Centers Tracker Snapshot: August 2026
August snapshot: FracTracker’s U.S. Data Centers Tracker documented 33 newly added facilities across 15 states and 62 updates to existing projects. More than half of the data centers we documented this month don’t tell the public how much power they will draw. Explore every project, with interactive map layers on status, power demand, and community resistance. Tracking a project that…
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Weekly Data Centers Tracker Snapshot: June 5–12, 2026
FracTracker’s U.S. Data Centers Tracker documented a week of significant project developments. Updates include project approvals, suspensions, operational facilities, and a cancellation, showing how data center development continues to evolve after initial announcements. The largest project update involved Project Aquilla in Texas, a proposed 1.235 GW campus, while status changes in Illinois, New Hampshire, Pennsylvania, Texas, Virginia, and Washington demonstrate…
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Weekly Data Centers Tracker Snapshot: May 26–June 4, 2026
FracTracker’s U.S. Data Centers Tracker documented continued expansion into emerging regional markets this week, led by a newly proposed 1.235 GW hyperscale project in Texas. Additional projects were documented in Arkansas, New York, and Tennessee, reflecting the continued geographic spread of data center development beyond traditional hubs. The tracker also recorded a project cancellation in Newton, New Jersey, following local…
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Weekly Data Center Expansion Snapshot: May 18–26, 2026
FracTracker’s U.S. Data Centers Tracker documented continued growth in large-scale AI and cloud infrastructure this week, including several multi-gigawatt campus proposals tied to dedicated and hybrid energy systems. Newly added projects totaled more than 5.4 GW of documented capacity across Alaska, Colorado, Virginia, and other emerging development regions, reflecting ongoing expansion into rural and energy-rich areas. The tracker also documented…
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Weekly Data Centers Tracker Snapshot: May 11–18, 2026
FracTracker’s U.S. Data Centers Tracker documented continued expansion of large-scale and hyperscale data center infrastructure this week, with newly added projects totaling more than 1.45 GW of proposed capacity across multiple states. Growth remained concentrated in Texas, the Midwest, and emerging Appalachian energy regions, reflecting ongoing expansion pressures tied to AI infrastructure, cloud computing demand, and utility-scale energy development. Explore…
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