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June 1, 2030 remains an unverified legacy estimated anchor. Construction is conditional on final permits, then 48–60 months phased buildout; no exact schedule can be calculated from an unknown final-permit date.
Construction research 2026-10-24: Prometheus’s June 2026 county permit release still anticipates construction after final permitting, establishing Proposed for the planned Evanston campus. The opened 2024 operator announcement states a US$10bn flagship project; this is a historical planning estimate, not a current final contract. The newer release gives economic-impact/tax figures rather than a replacement construction total. An elapsed old 2025/26 opening target proves nothing. Source quote: “$10B flagship data center in Evanston, Wyoming”[1]
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Prometheus’s June 2026 county permit release still anticipates construction after final permitting, establishing Proposed for the planned Evanston campus. The opened 2024 operator announcement states a US$10bn flagship project; this is a historical planning estimate, not a current final contract. The newer release gives economic-impact/tax figures rather than a replacement construction total. An elapsed old 2025/26 opening target proves nothing.
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