Meta Considers Overseas Data Center Sites Amid U.S. Political Hurdles
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Meta is considering data-center sites outside the United States as it flags political opposition as a growing obstacle to new construction in states where it has projects, including Louisiana and Texas. Meta plans to expand its U.S. data centers. Separately, its current U.S. projects include Hyperion in Louisiana and a Texas site involving BlackRock. In Louisiana and Texas, possible executive orders or state legislation could prompt closer review of new construction, with delays or moratoriums possible. Meta’s domestic expansion and international review are proceeding in parallel as political action could shape the outlook for new U.S. projects.
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