Las Vegas Rep. Dina Titus Asks Gov. Lombardo to Pause Tax Break for Data Centers on Federal Land Near Boulder City

How the Trump Administration Turned a Solar Farm Into a Data Center

The U.S. government for the first time approved a data center on federal lands. What the Trump administration is pitching as a demonstration of bureaucratic speed and ambition in the era of artificial intelligence, however, is turning into the same sort of mysterious backroom deal that’s upsetting other communities. On Monday, the Bureau of Land Management announced that it would allow a large AI data center to be built on a plot of federal land…

Our View: Data centers on federal land should bring local rewards

Data centers are becoming a bigger part of the nation's economy, driven by growing demand for artificial intelligence and cloud computing. That growth has sparked debates across the West about water, electricity, land use, and local control.

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Residents don’t want to cash in.

Titus calls on Lombardo to freeze data center tax abatements

"How the regulatory approval and state incentive processes are applied to this project will have immense consequences for the future of data center development across the Silver State, which is approximately 88 percent public land, and potentially across the country," Rep. Dina Titus wrote to Gov. Joe Lombardo. (Photo: Michael Lyle/Nevada Current)Nevada Rep. Dina Titus is targeting state tax breaks for the only data center project approved on U.…

Las Vegas Rep. Dina Titus asks Gov. Lombardo to pause tax break for data centers on federal land near Boulder City

Las Vegas Rep. Dina Titus asks Gov. Joe Lombardo to pause Nevada tax abatements for data centers on federal land near Boulder City until 2027.

Rep. Dina Titus urges Lombardo to pause data center tax breaks on federal land

As opposition grows to a proposed data center on federal land in Boulder City, U.S. Rep. Dina Titus is urging Gov. Joe Lombardo to pause tax abatements tied to