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Compare the five largest publicly announced AI data center projects in the United States in a table.
The question
Compare the five largest publicly announced AI data center projects in the United States in a table. Include company, location, announced investment, expected power capacity, expected completion date, and sources. Use the latest available information.
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Based on current retrieved reports, here are details for major publicly announced AI data center projects in the United States where specific capacity and investment figures are documented.
| Project / Company | Location | Announced Investment | Expected Power Capacity | Expected Completion Date | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Hyperion AI Campus<br>(Meta) | Richland Parish (Northeast), Louisiana | $27B – $50B+ (discrepancy: $50B+ reported in [1]; ~$27B estimated in [3]) | 5 GW [1, 3] | 2030 [1] | [1, 3] |
| Fairwater AI Data Center<br>(Microsoft) | Mount Pleasant, Wisconsin | ~$3.3B [2] | Not specified in available records | Early 2026 [2] | [2] |
Note: The available search records do not provide complete, verified project-level specifications (capacity, investment, and timeline) across five distinct facilities. Rather than estimating or generating unverified project metrics, only the confirmed project details from retrieved sources are included above.
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