Microsoft to build $1 billion data center on Wisconsin site once set aside for failed Foxconn deal
by Brian J. Rogal, Chicago Tribune
May 04, 2023
3 minutes
Microsoft Corp. plans to develop a $1 billion data center campus in Mount Pleasant, Wisconsin, a village near the Illinois border. The internet giant will pay $50 million for a slice of land left empty for years after a high-tech factory meant to transform the region’s economy was not built.
Taiwan-based Foxconn Technology Group forged an agreement in 2017 with former Gov. Scott Walker to manufacture LCD screens in Mount Pleasant, investing $10 billion
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