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Kentucky’s Big Data Center Deal | Lexington News
A major tech giant is eyeing Eastern Kentucky for a colossal $8–12 billion data center on the former AK Steel site, demanding over 10% of the state’s summer electricity and 55 million gallons of water annually—while promising thousands of construction jobs and 200 high-paying full-time roles averaging $125K, plus millions in local tax revenue. This bold move comes amid a city moratorium on new data centers, sparking tension and raising big questions about energy, water, and economic impact as Kentucky becomes a hotspot for AI infrastructure. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow…
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