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Weekly brief · New York

What changed in data centers this week.

Atlas research for the week of October 26, 2026, through October 29, 2026. Source review dates and physical events keep their separate meanings.

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0research label reviews
0records added to Atlas
1scheduled dates ahead
0concern record checks

Counts describe this research collection. A label review is not a physical transition, an added record is not a new building, and a scheduled date does not establish that an event happened. Method and source rules.

Scheduled dates ahead.

  1. New York large load environmental scope comment deadline. Scheduled November 4, 2026.

    Original October 19 notice physical page 1 and October 20 update physical pages 1 and 3 were read as text and actually viewed. The signed extension sets November 4, 2026 for Draft Scope comments, without an exact clock. The update cover schedules an October 28, 2026 technical conference from 10 AM to 4 PM and virtual registration by October 26 at 4:30 PM. No explicit time zone is supplied. The cover identifies Case 26 E 0045 while its attached agenda identifies 26 E 0429 and contains an inconsistent internal session end time. Those conflicts remain explicit. The attached agenda venue is not independently assigned to the cover case. Original public agency captures and retrieval receipts were reused with exact byte hashes; no new C3 network request, denied body substitution or meeting credential republication occurred. Neither schedule is a completed hearing, substantive order or physical computing disposition.

    documents.dps.ny.gov

Moratorium and restriction source reviews.

  1. Ban record: proposed. Sources checked October 26, 2026.

    Draft local law would prohibit data centers, artificial intelligence computing facilities and their supporting uses under the Town zoning code.

    Five page filing form leaves law number and adoption certifications blank. Health care internal computing has a qualified definition exclusion. Supporting infrastructure prohibition is tied to the covered facilities, not every substation or battery. Filing with the Secretary of State is the draft effective condition; no actual filing, adoption or present effect established.

    southbristolny.gov

  2. Moratorium record: proposed. Sources checked October 28, 2026.

    Town notice proposes a one year restriction covering computing facility development review, approvals and specified construction or alteration activity within Town of Tyre. Town Board hearing is scheduled October28 at18:30.

    This is a hearing notice summarizing a proposed law, not a signed or adopted instrument. No individual project eligibility, accomplished hearing or current restriction is established.

    tyreny.gov

Only matched, sourced records are shown. Missing documentation is not proof of no projects, concerns, hearings or local restrictions. Dates in the original sources can precede the Atlas check.

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