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Construction research 2026-10-24: The mayor’s March 2026 account identifies Serverfarm’s Clarksville proposal and land closing. Hiring and land acquisition do not establish physical construction. Source quote: “proposed $8 billion data center project in the city”[1]
Serverfarm Clarksville campus; other trackers cite $8bn; capacity differs from pin (432 MW at full build).[1]
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The mayor’s March 2026 account identifies Serverfarm’s Clarksville proposal and land closing. Hiring and land acquisition do not establish physical construction.
Data center campus in Arkansas with tracked parcel boundary (135 acres, 2,160,000 sq ft, 318 MW).