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AI Cloud Computing Firm Announces Plans $6 Billion Data Center in Lancaster County

LANCASTER COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA, JUL 15 – CoreWeave's $6 billion investment aims to create 600 construction jobs and 175 permanent roles to boost Pennsylvania's AI infrastructure and U.S. competitiveness, officials said.

  • On July 15, 2025, CoreWeave revealed plans to invest as much as $6 billion to develop a cutting-edge artificial intelligence facility located in Lancaster, within the state of Pennsylvania.
  • This investment follows CoreWeave's growth as an AI cloud-computing company with a network of 33 data centers and rising demand for advanced AI compute.
  • The facility will start with a 100-megawatt capacity and potentially expand to 300 MW, creating about 600 construction jobs and up to 175 permanent technical roles.
  • CoreWeave CEO Michael Intrator highlighted the unyielding need for advanced AI computing power, while Senator Dave McCormick described the investment as a game-changing development for the Commonwealth.
  • This data center aims to boost regional AI innovation, support U.S. competitiveness, generate good-paying jobs, and model long-term economic growth in Pennsylvania's Mid-Atlantic corridor.
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CoreWeave Announces Multi-Billion Dollar Commitment to AI Infrastructure in Pennsylvania

LIVINGSTON, N.J. & PITTSBURGH--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Jul 15, 2025-

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Benzinga broke the news in New York, United States on Tuesday, July 15, 2025.
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