The facilities house the physical equipment needed to power computing and have flocked to Arizona. But are they worth it?

Land developer Vermaland hopes to develop a $33bn data center in Arizona. Dubbed the La Osa Project, the potential facility ...

Alex Fitzpatrick / Axios Electricity costs are rising nationwide, including in Arizona, and could get even higher for some amid the explosion in data centers powering AI and more. Why it matters: ...

The data center construction boom is fueled by tax breaks and electricity access. This map shows where Big Tech is spending ...

The largest data center market in the U.S. is northern Virginia, according to JLL. At the end of 2024, that market had 4,934 ...

Arizona's largest utilities could see energy demand nearly triple if every data center in their potential customer pipelines ...

From secure server rooms to AI startups, Arizona’s data center boom is reshaping the Valley and driving a surge in power demand for the decade ahead.

According to the July report, electricity or ‘load’ demand from data centers rose by 1% annually between 2010 and 2023.

The company Vermaland filed for rezoning in Pinal County earlier this year to turn 3,000 acres of land between Phoenix and ...

Developers are eyeing over 3,300 acres in the southern region of Pinal County to potentially transform into a hub for data ...

The City of Tucson announced two new meetings on a proposed data center called Project Blue as constituents question economic ...

The Santa Cruz River, dried up and polluted, came back to life recently, sustained by highly treated wastewater from two ...