Cumberland County, North Carolina

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Facilities

No data centers on the public record yet in Cumberland County, North Carolina. That means none on record, not necessarily none in operation. This record is built from public sources and records requests, and it is far from complete outside the jurisdictions ComputeCompute has fully surveyed.

On the record nearby North Carolina has 31 facilities on record across 13 countys. Nearby countys on record: Catawba (4) · Guilford (3) · Cleveland (2) · Rowan (2) · Stokes (2).

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In the press

Coverage naming Cumberland County or a jurisdiction within it.

Aug 25 Durham County adopts 9-month pause on data centers
WRALalso carried by 1 other outlet
Durham County, NCCity of Durham, NC
Aug 25 Fayetteville can welcome data centers but demand transparency | Opinion
The Fayetteville Observer
City of Fayetteville, NCCumberland County, NC
Aug 12 Watch data center opponents rally before Fayetteville council meeting
The Fayetteville Observer
City of Fayetteville, NC
Aug 12 Moratorium fails again as Fayetteville revises data center protections
The Fayetteville Observeralso carried by 1 other outlet
City of Fayetteville, NCTown of Waxhaw, NC
Aug 10 Data center drama: Eastover sends a letter to Fayetteville. | Opinion
The Fayetteville Observer
Town of Eastover, NCCity of Fayetteville, NCCumberland County, NC
Aug 9 Fayetteville UDO changes weaken data center oversight | Opinion
The Fayetteville Observer
City of Fayetteville, NC
Aug 5 Richmond County residents request respite from data center development
Richmond Observer
Richmond County, NCCumberland County, NC
Aug 5 Data center concerns dominate Fayetteville City Council public forum
The Fayetteville Observer
City of Fayetteville, NC

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