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Data center developers drawn to Arkansas by competitive prices, favorable laws, officials say

Feb 8, 2026

Data center developers have targeted Arkansas in the past year, drawn by abundant land, a central U.S. location, a reliable electric grid with competitive power costs and a managea…

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Data center developers drawn to Arkansas by competitive prices, favorable laws, officials say

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