Kevin O'Leary Scales Back Utah Data Center Project After Backlash
Businessman Kevin O'Leary has agreed to significantly reduce the size of his proposed data center in Utah following public pressure and backlash.
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Kevin O'Leary agrees to cut the size of his data center in half after backlash
Kevin O'Leary's data center project in Utah has been dramatically reduced. John Fleenor/Disney via Getty Images Kevin O'Leary agreed to scale back his proposed Utah data center project. The concession follows pressure from Utah Senate President J. Stuart Adams, who wanted a 75% cut. The project has drawn concerns over water, energy use, and its rural footprint. Kevin O'Leary has agreed to scale back his proposed Utah data center project after pressure from a top state lawmaker. On Thursday,...
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The data center’s campus was originally going to be twice the size of Manhattan. Now it will only be slightly larger than the island
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