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Amazon announced data center campuses in Louisiana, while Hyundai Steel chose the state for an advanced steel facility. Meta also committed a data center project in North Louisiana.

4 reports, 3 independent Updated Sep 22
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Amazon announced data center campuses in Louisiana, while Hyundai Steel chose the state for an advanced steel facility. Meta also committed a data center project in North Louisiana.

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LouisianaAmazonHyundai SteelMetaJeff Landry

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  1. Bezos and Amazon are funding gas plants for data centers in Louisiana, while clearing scrubland for a 7GW power plant.Sub-event
  2. Amazon and Meta are seeking state incentives and land in Louisiana for major projects.Sub-event
  3. The Landry administration is successfully negotiating major economic deals in Louisiana, securing investments for a new steel mill and incentives for data center expansion.Sub-event
  4. Projects involving Meta in Louisiana are now subject to nondisclosure agreements.Sub-event
  5. Three separate companies announced major investments in Louisiana: Amazon, Meta, and Hyundai Steel.1 source
  6. Hyundai Steel and Meta announce massive new investment commitments in Louisiana.1 source

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