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Microsoft pauses datacenter construction in Wisconsin

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Redmond's pause to redesign planned datacenters won't scuttle this project, say Mount Pleasant officials

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Microsoft pauses datacenter construction in Wisconsin

Redmond's pause to redesign planned datacenters won't scuttle this project, say Mount Pleasant officials

2 months ago

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Wisconsin Public Radio

Microsoft pauses construction on portions of Mount Pleasant project

Microsoft Corp. has paused construction on portions of its multibillion-dollar data center campus in Mount Pleasant. The post Microsoft pauses construction on portions of Mount Pleasant project appeared first on WPR.

2 months ago·Madison, United States

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technewstube.com

First Foxconn, now Microsoft: Wisconsin town dissed by big tech

Redmond's pause to redesign planned datacenters won't scuttle this project, say Mount Pleasant officials Count the residents of Mount Pleasant, Wisconsin opposed to their town becoming a tech hub lucky: First, Foxconn abandoned its original $10 billion LCD factory plan in the town, and now Microsoft has reportedly paused construction on portions of its $3.3 billion datacenter campus, which is being built on land initially optioned for Foxconn's …

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BizTimes Media Milwaukee

20-acre site along I-94 in Mount Pleasant transferred to Foxconn

Foxconn Technology Group has expanded its land holdings in Mount Pleasant with the transfer of a 20-acre property along I-94 to the company. The Village of Mount Pleasant transferred the parcels southwest of Braun Road and Wisconsin Valley Way to the electronics manufacturer as part of a pre-arranged agreement to transfer ownership of select properties […]

2 months ago

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kfiz.com

Microsoft pauses construction on portions of Mount Pleasant project - KFIZ News-Talk 1450 AM

Microsoft Corp. has paused construction on portions of its multibillion-dollar data center campus in Mount Pleasant. The company says it is on track with the first phase of its data center project, and is still on pace to spend $3.3 billion before the end of 2026. But it’s now reviewing plans for future phases of the project. “We have paused early construction work for this second phase while we evaluate scope and recent changes in technology an…

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