October 16, 2025
4 entries published that day, the everything feed by the day each row entered the record; the timeline lists milestones alone, by the day they happened. Each is one sourced row of the record: what happened, where, and where it came from. Nothing here is an article and nothing is unapproved.
- Wisconsin Statement
unnamed Vantage Data Centers representative. In 2019, Vantage made a company decision to no longer use evaporative cooling systems in its data center design. Said October 16, 2025, YouTube. YouTube video (paraphrased; said in the source itself)
- Wisconsin Statement
unnamed Vantage Data Centers representative. The data center will not draw water directly from the lake, but will obtain water through existing Port Washington infrastructure. Said October 16, 2025, YouTube. YouTube video (paraphrased; said in the source itself)
- Port Washington, Wisconsin Reference figure
YouTube. The Wisconsin data center will use on average 22,000 gallons of water a day.: 22,000 gallons a day. Port Washington, Wisconsin, 2025. YouTube video (reported on this date) (source date; the content gives no date of its own)
- Wisconsin News item
Vantage Data Center President Dana Adams addresses water usage concerns in Port Washington. Vantage Data Centers representative discusses water usage and cooling systems for Port Washington facility, stating average use of 22,000 gallons per day. YouTube, 2025-10-16. YouTube video (reported on this date) (reported on; the source's own date)
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