Vermaland, LLC has scaled back its La Osa data center project in Arizona from 59 to 11 buildings in response to community opposition. The decision follows a public hearing where numerous residents expressed concerns about the project's impact on local infrastructure.
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Vermaland, LLC has scaled back its La Osa data center project in Arizona from 59 to 11 buildings in response to community opposition. The decision follows a public hearing where numerous residents expressed concerns about the project's impact on local infrastructure.
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Data center developer cuts 80% of massive Arizona project after backlash
Data center developer reduces Arizona project size following community opposition