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The piece is about the cost of building data centers in space compared with building them on Earth. It does not describe a specific project, host community, land use, utility commitment, or local approval.

Olyphant is weighing a proposed settlement in a data center lawsuit, with the dispute centered on how the project is handled locally and what the deal would resolve. The filing does not say what the underlying project commitments were beyond the litigation amount, or how any settlement would affect power, water, land use, or taxes.

The filing describes a proposed data center on Indianapolis’s east side and the community investment package tied to it. It says what the project offers the host community, but the excerpt does not spell out the land, water, or power commitments in detail.

The piece is about a company trying to turn satellites into space-based data centers. It is an orbital infrastructure story, but the excerpt does not say anything about land, power, water, taxes, permits, or a specific host community on Earth.

The story says an Irvington data center proposal could provide money tied to the demolition of Washington Square. It is about a local project’s tax or incentive structure and the community cost it is being linked to, but the excerpt does not say the full terms or whether the project is approved.

The piece is about the Beaver Dam Meta data center and the tax treatment attached to it. It appears to focus on how the project reduces federal tax liability, but the excerpt does not say what local land, power, water, or other public commitments were included with the site.

The piece appears to examine how proposed data centers in Minnesota could affect household costs through property taxes and electric bills. It is framed as a local public-cost story, not a company or product story.

The piece is about lawmakers considering whether to end a sales tax exemption for data centers. It concerns project costs and state tax policy, not a specific siting or power decision.

The piece is about land sales tied to Meta’s proposed data center site and the role of a state senator in handling those transactions. It points to the siting and money side of a specific project in Alabama, while the excerpt does not say whether the deal included tax terms, zoning changes, or other approvals.

The piece is about a proposed data center campus in Eatonton, Georgia and says the developer is aiming for a future opening. The excerpt does not say what land has been secured, how power will be supplied, whether water use has been committed, or what taxes or incentives are attached.

Hilliard reports that Amazon’s proposed data-center projects received property-tax breaks while also exceeding job targets. The filing, as described here, says something about local tax relief and hiring performance, but it does not say what land, power, water, or utility commitments came with the projects.

The piece is about communities seeking clearer disclosure around the terms of AI data center deals, especially the incentives and public tradeoffs involved. It points to local scrutiny of tax breaks and other deal terms, but the excerpt does not name a specific project or place.

Committee reports in Alliance appear to weigh whether the city can support a data center, with the focus on local benefits and needed infrastructure or public costs. The filing does not say the project is approved, and it does not spell out a final tax deal or land commitment in the excerpt provided.

A super PAC is intervening in local Kansas politics around measures aimed at blocking data centers. The piece centers on community opposition and the political response, not on a specific project commitment or incentive package.

The piece says Minnesota data centers have received more than $1 billion in tax breaks. It centers on the public cost of hosting those projects and what state or local tax policy has been given to them, rather than on siting, power, or water.

Cheyenne and Arapaho tribal citizens voted 261-83 to ban data center construction for three years, turning down a deal Governor Wassana said could have brought $200 million a year.

Cheyenne and Arapaho tribal citizens voted 261-83 to ban data center construction for three years, turning down a deal Governor Wassana said could have brought $200 million a year.

The piece is about proposed US data centre and battery storage deals involving Vantage and Microsoft, with Heron Power and NiSource tied to the power side of those projects. The excerpt does not say what specific sites are involved, what land or water commitments exist, or whether any tax deal has been approved.

This story says a South Korean investor is putting money into Starcloud, a U.S. startup tied to space-based data centers. It does not say where any facility will be built, what power or water it will use, or what local permits or incentives are involved.

Amazon abandoned a proposed data center project after local opposition from neighbors. The filing and headline point to a siting fight and community pushback, but they do not say the project was approved, built, or tied to any specific power, water, tax, or land commitment beyond the proposed plan.

The piece says Project Saltworks has ended county tax negotiations. It reports a local tax-incentive dispute tied to a proposed project, but the excerpt does not say what the project will build, what tax terms were on the table, or whether the project is still moving forward.

The story is about a proposed Trenton data center and the tax revenue the local school district says it would generate. It is a local money-and-taxation piece tied to a specific project, but the excerpt does not say whether the deal includes abatements, land terms, power, or water commitments.