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Hamilton Watch Company released the Pulsar P1 Time Computer on 4 April 1972, the first all-electronic digital watch, an 18-karat gold LED watch priced at US$2,100.

Google’s current Nebraska page states that Lincoln’s data center comes online in 2026. Its $1.2 billion 2023 announcement covered Lincoln, Omaha and Papillion together, so the prior Lincoln-only $1.2B budget and 156 MW claim are removed.

The Hallam Battery Storage Project is a 40 MW / 160 MWh 4-hour utility-scale lithium iron phosphate (LFP) battery energy storage system located at the Sheldon Station power facility in Hallam, Lancaster County, Nebraska. Sited on approximately 8 acres of industrial land, the system connects into the Nebraska Public Power District's (NPPD) 115 kV transmission grid in the Southwest Power Pool (SPP), firming regional wind generation and reinforcing grid reliability across southeastern Nebraska.

Google development of Building 2 at its Lincoln Hyperscale Data Center Campus in Lancaster County, Nebraska. Adding 156 MW of computational power capacity, the multi-story data center features redundant electrical feeds, energy-efficient liquid cooling systems, and high-speed fiber interconnects to expand Google's global cloud network.

Google development of Building 3 at its Lincoln Hyperscale Data Center Campus in Lancaster County, Nebraska. Adding 156 MW of computational capacity, the facility features advanced electrical switchgear, high-efficiency mechanical plant cooling, and dark fiber connectivity to bolster Google Cloud and consumer service reliability.

Eolian Energy has finalized preliminary site design and regional transmission studies for the 250M USD, 250 MW / 1,000 MWh Lancaster Battery Storage Facility in Lancaster County, Nebraska, fortifying SPP market reliability.

Google development of Building 4 at its Lincoln Hyperscale Data Center Campus in Lancaster County, Nebraska. Adding 156 MW of computational power capacity, the building incorporates dedicated high-voltage utility feeds, resilient battery backup arrays, and dense fiber connectivity to expand Google's Midwestern cloud region.

Ranger Power development of the Lancaster Clean Solar Energy Project in Lancaster County, Nebraska. Delivering 225 MWac of utility-scale solar power interconnected with the eastern Nebraska 345 kV / 115 kV grid, the facility supplies carbon-free electricity to support Lincoln's municipal and hyperscale load growth.

Google development of Building 5 at its Lincoln Hyperscale Data Center Campus in Lancaster County, Nebraska. Adding 156 MW of computational power capacity, the building incorporates dedicated high-voltage utility feeds, modular battery backup systems, and dark fiber connectivity to expand Google's Midwestern cloud region.

Google development of Building 6 at its Lincoln Hyperscale Data Center Campus in Lancaster County, Nebraska. Adding 156 MW of computational power capacity, the building incorporates dedicated high-voltage utility feeds, modular battery backup systems, and dark fiber connectivity to expand Google's Midwestern cloud region.

Google development of Building 7 at its Lincoln Hyperscale Data Center Campus in Lancaster County, Nebraska. Adding 156 MW of computational power capacity, the building incorporates dedicated high-voltage utility feeds, modular battery backup systems, and dark fiber connectivity to expand Google's Midwestern cloud region.

Google development of Building 8 at its Lincoln Hyperscale Data Center Campus in Lancaster County, Nebraska. Adding 156 MW of computational power capacity, the building incorporates dedicated high-voltage utility feeds, modular battery backup systems, and dark fiber connectivity to expand Google's Midwestern cloud region.