Kathy Webb sponsored a moratorium proposal in Little Rock while Google plans data centers there and operates one in Pryor.
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What happened
Kathy Webb sponsored a moratorium proposal in Little Rock while Google plans data centers there and operates one in Pryor.
Who's involved
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Part of
County government in Arkansas manages data center moratoriums while the city hosts a major expansion project.Also in this story
- Pulaski County is considering a 760-acre data center development while seeking to regain public trust in county government.
- A data center project is underway at the Port of Little Rock, involving AVAIO Digital and county quorum court proceedings.
- County officials included Entergy in discussions regarding the AVAIO data center exclusion.
The entities involved
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Google
American multinational technology company, a subsidiary of Alphabet Inc.
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Little Rock
seat of Pulaski County, and capital and largest city of Arkansas, United States
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Kathy Webb
American politician
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- Google proposes a data center on Pine Island, Minnesota, while Brad Finstad is a political candidate in the state.
- Political figures propose a federal moratorium on data centers while Texas promotes itself as an AI data center hub, using polling data for campaign claims.