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What changed in U.S. data centers in June 2026

June 2026: one headline number

The Atlas news log documents 6 source-dated entries in June 2026.

Selected documented entries, not a count of newly announced projects, operating buildings or all developments. Publication, review and scheduled event dates have different meanings.

Calculation: Count distinct entry IDs whose source publication date falls in this month and is no later than the snapshot date, with a retained source URL.

6 source-dated entries by category in June 2026
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Source-dated entries

  1. Meta reports Sumner County career exploration event

    · Meta Data Centers

    Meta's June 26 report describes its sponsorship of a Sumner County career event involving more than 500 students and 50 employers. These are event participation counts spanning several industries; the number of accepted jobs is unspecified.

  2. Microsoft says its first Mount Pleasant data center is operational

    · Microsoft Source

    Microsoft reported that its first Mount Pleasant facility is fully operational after equipment startup activities in April. The company separately says a second facility remains under construction with a planned 2028 completion.

  3. Microsoft outlines its planned Pecos data center campus

    · The Official Microsoft Blog

    Microsoft announced a planned Pecos campus and described an approximately two gigawatt addition to its global capacity, with a five to seven year investment timeline. The company gave projected construction and permanent job counts and said it would fund the required energy infrastructure; the announcement does not report the campus operating.

  4. Google announces workforce and energy programs in Virginia

    · Google

    Google announced apprenticeship support and a $15 million energy impact fund for Virginia communities. The company says the effort builds on its data center presence in Loudoun and Prince William counties.

  5. Amazon describes conversion of a former Clinton manufacturing plant

    · Amazon

    In an entry dated June 9, Amazon describes retrofitting the former Delphi manufacturing building in Clinton, Mississippi, and reports a ribbon cutting with local development officials and Alston Construction. The account links the project to a commitment of at least 100 jobs and workforce training partnerships.

  6. Google and Intersect announce the Meitner project in Texas

    · Google

    Google and Intersect announced plans for the Meitner Energy Center, pairing a data center with added power supply across two Texas panhandle counties. The announcement describes a project under construction and gives no operating date.

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