Who are the developers behind Florida’s most controversial hyperscale data centers?
Two hyperscale data center proposals in Florida made waves in county commission meetings and state politics, sending local governments into a moratorium frenzy and residents into skirmishes over the future of their communities. The developers behind those projects are equally splashy. A commercial rock-mining company and a Maryland-based real estate development and investment firm are among the players who have bet billions on Florida’s AI future, bringing court battles, large real estate and infrastructure holdings and political donations with them. Stonebridge – Fort Meade Data Center Campus Fort Meade DC, LLC, an entity linked to Maryland-based Stonebridge Associates, is developing […]This article originally appeared on The Real Deal. Click here to read the full story.
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