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INSIDE INDIANA BUSINESS
Early signs point to big boost for Hoosiers from data centers
By Jim Merritt
Indiana has heard plenty about the data-center boom: billions in proposed investment and construction jobs. The more consequential question is whether the benefits will extend beyond the project site and be shared by all Hoosier families and businesses ...
CHICAGO TRIBUNE
Data centers are the next chapter in Indiana’s industrial heritage
By Jeff Danielson
Northwest Indiana has never been a spectator in America’s economic story. Region Hoosiers have forged the steel, built the machinery, moved the freight and powered the factories that made modern life possible ...
FOX NEWS
Homeowners in the heart of America’s AI boom are getting an unexpected payoff
By Amanda Macias
Billions in build-outs of facilities to support the artificial intelligence (AI) boom have become a lightning rod in communities across America, but homeowners in the nation’s data center capital are seeing a surprising payoff — thousands of dollars in property tax relief ...
LOUDON TIMES-MIRROR
For some skilled tradespeople, data center construction 'has brought back the American Dream'
By Rachel McCrea
The birthplace of the nation’s data center boom has been experiencing long months of angst, as some Loudoun County residents say they’re fed up with the facilities that have become part of the suburban landscape of Northern Virginia ...
THE ATLANTA JOURNAL-CONSTITUTION
Data centers and AI are helping my Georgia city punch above its weight
By Adam Schindler
Meta has officially opened its new AI data center on Industrial Boulevard in Temple. The facility, which broke ground in 2022 and underwent a redesign and construction restart in 2023, is now operational ...
CITY & STATE PENNSYLVANIA
Data centers can power up employment in PA – if done right
By Robert S. Bair
For generations, union workers have built the infrastructure that keeps Pennsylvania moving, from bridges to energy infrastructure. Their skilled hands have helped build the commonwealth we know today, and they should have a central role in building what comes next ...
PRESS RELEASE
National Poll: Two-Thirds of Americans Prefer Data Center Development with Strong Guardrails Over Moratoria
For Immediate Release
Washington, D.C. – October 15, 2026 – A new bipartisan national survey conducted by Fabrizio Ward (R) and Impact Research (D) on behalf of the American Infrastructure Alliance finds that ...
WFAA ABC 8
Data center boom leads to surge in demand for electricians — and interest in joining trade
By Cole Sullivan
Applications to the North Texas Electrical Training Center have climbed to about 700 a month, up from 60 to 70 a month just a few years ago, as a surge in data center construction drives demand for electricians, the center’s training director said ...
PRESS RELEASE
American Infrastructure Alliance Launches First Nationwide Partnership Between Labor & Business to Advance Responsible Data Center Infrastructure Growth
For Immediate Release
Washington, D.C. — September 28, 2026 — The American Infrastructure Alliance (AIA) today launched the first nationwide coalition of labor and business focused on establishing responsible,
WASHINGTON EXAMINER
How 1,800 local tradespeople are powering Pennsylvania’s ultimate energy and data innovation campus
By Salena Zito
Eighteen months ago, Shawn Steffee stood in a field in Indiana County and watched the smokestacks of Pennsylvania’s largest coal-fired power plant fold into a cloud of dust, then told anyone who would listen that the wreckage was not a funeral ...
THE COLLEGE TODAY
Google and College of Charleston Partner to Invest in Student Success
By George Johnson
Four College of Charleston computer science majors spent six weeks this summer participating in Google’s Data Center Student Immersion Program, gaining hands-on experience in one of the technology industry’s fastest-growing sectors ...
BUSINESS RECORD
Meta Altoona Data Center announces community grants to local groups
Business Record
Fifteen Des Moines-area nonprofit groups and schools are the recipients of Meta Community Action Grants, Meta Altoona Data Center has announced. (Meta previously was known as Facebook Inc.) The grants total more than $200,000. The ...
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