May 31, 2026
3 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.
- New York News item
You Can’t Stop This Data Center, a Mom Was Told. She Won’t Quit. - The New York Times. A New York Times article describes opposition from a mother to an unspecified data center project. The record gains a statement from an opponent about local resistance. The New York Times, 2026-05-31. The New York Times national outlet (reported on this date) (reported on; the source's own date)
- South Dakota News item
North and South Dakota Differ Sharply on Data Center Regs - RTO Insider. North and South Dakota have pursued sharply different approaches to data center regulation. Recent state legislation and rejection of a tax break bill in South Dakota have stalled development compared to North Dakota. RTO Insider, 2026-05-31. RTO Insider trade press (reported on this date) (reported on; the source's own date)
- Utah News item
Kevin O’Leary believes his 10,000-acre data center can be ‘beautiful’. Kevin O'Leary made a statement about his data center project in Utah, describing it as potentially beautiful. The item reports O'Leary's perspective on the 10,000 acre development. Fast Company, 2026-05-31. Fast Company local outlet (reported on this date) (reported on; the source's own date)
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