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February 12, 2026 remains a legacy estimated proposal marker, not verified construction or opening. The opened April approval is later planning evidence.
Construction research 2026-10-24: The opened April 1 commission approval describes a USD500m, nearly fourteen-acre proposal still awaiting further city consideration. Proposed describes the planned development, not a completed approval or built facility. The operator’s high rack density does not substantiate the tracker’s 72MW campus figure, which is removed from the headline and description. Source quote: “approved the $500-million, nearly 14 acre project after a 6-2 vote at its April 1 meeting.”[1]
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The opened April 1 commission approval describes a USD500m, nearly fourteen-acre proposal still awaiting further city consideration. Proposed describes the planned development, not a completed approval or built facility. The operator’s high rack density does not substantiate the tracker’s 72MW campus figure, which is removed from the headline and description.
Data center campus in Indiana with tracked parcel boundary (14 acres, 72 MW).