A Virginia developer is planning to build Kentucky’s first “hyperscale” data center in Louisville, an operation that could ...

PowerHouse Data Centers, a Virginia company, intends to build a 400-megawatt campus in Louisville to meet the growing needs of cloud computing and AI.

AREP-owned PowerHouse this week revealed plans for a 400MW data center campus in Louisville alongside real estate firm Poe ...

Here are some deals announced by utilities in 2024 and 2025: PPL's Kentucky unit, Louisville Gas and Electric Company, signed ...

The project will provide cloud storage, artificial intelligence computing, and other digital infrastructure, likely from a major tech company like Meta or Microsoft.

The group of prospective tenants for the Camp Ground Road site includes 'hyperscalers' — tech giants that handle massive ...

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The project will require a staggering 400 megawatts once it is fully online. For context, that’s enough to power about ...

PPL is the latest electric utility to sign a concrete power supply agreement with a data center operator, signing a deal with developers of a data center campus in Louisville, Kentucky.

Louisville Gas and Electric Company, a subsidiary of PPL Corporation, announced its first hyperscale data center electric customer. “A joint ...

Louisville Gas and Electric Company, a subsidiary of PPL Corporation, announced today its first hyperscale data center ...

A Virginia developer is planning to build Kentucky’s first “hyperscale” data center in Louisville, an operation that could ...