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Construction research 2026-10-24: The mayor identifies a Riverside Avenue micro-cloud proposal. Published descriptions differ on floor area and generation; the imported 100MW is not verified. Source quote: “data center that is being proposed for Riverside Avenue”[1]
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“April 20, 2026”
Proposed/approved scope; physical construction is not established: the proposed facility in Bristol is better described as a micro cloud building
“the proposed facility in Bristol is better described as a micro cloud building”
Bristol ReNew micro-cloud proposal; separate fuel-cell approvals do not establish completed data-center construction.
“a micro cloud building of 15,000 square feet”
The mayor identifies a Riverside Avenue micro-cloud proposal. Published descriptions differ on floor area and generation; the imported 100MW is not verified.
Data center campus in Connecticut with tracked parcel boundary (2 acres, 15,000 sq ft, 100 MW).