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Construction research 2026-10-24: Microsoft’s July 2026 update confirms active grading by Ryan Central at La Porte. In Progress applies before vertical building, not completed operation. Indiana’s June 2024 announcement identifies a planned USD1bn investment for the initial campus; the newer update supplies no revised total. The unverified tracker 100MW and combined later-parcel dimensions are removed. Source quote: “Construction in La Porte continues to move forward steadily” July 2026 update has month precision; no exact post day asserted.
Construction research 2026-10-24: Microsoft’s[2] July 2026 update confirms active grading by Ryan Central at La Porte. In Progress applies before vertical building, not completed operation. Indiana’s June 2024 announcement identifies a planned USD1bn investment for the initial campus; the newer update supplies no revised total. The unverified tracker 100MW and combined later-parcel dimensions are removed. Source quote: “$1B Microsoft Data Center” Historical initial-campus investment basis; not a fresh cost estimate for all later adjoining land.
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Microsoft’s July 2026 update confirms active grading by Ryan Central at La Porte. In Progress applies before vertical building, not completed operation. Indiana’s June 2024 announcement identifies a planned USD1bn investment for the initial campus; the newer update supplies no revised total. The unverified tracker 100MW and combined later-parcel dimensions are removed.
Data center campus in Indiana with tracked parcel boundary (1800 acres, 100 MW).