Residents object to unconsulted University of Michigan-Los Alamos data centre plan

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The University of Michigan and Los Alamos National Laboratory are planning a massive AI data centre in a small Michigan township, according to a 404 Media report published 11 September 2026. Residents say they were not consulted about the project. The article's headline describes the proposed facility as a nuclear AI data centre. At a town hall, citizens expressed anger over the lack of consultation. No project size, timeline, or cost figures are given.

What this means for you

Nothing to act on yet: no project size, timeline, or cost has been published, and the consultation process is unclear. If you track data centre siting, monitor whether the university or lab opens a formal public comment period.

Key facts

  • ·University of Michigan is partnering with Los Alamos National Labs. source
  • ·The project is a massive data centre in a small Michigan township. source
  • ·Residents say they were never consulted. source
  • ·The article was published on 11 September 2026. source
  • ·The article's headline describes the proposed facility as a nuclear AI data centre. source

What the sources say

  • 404 MediaReports residents' anger at a town hall over a data centre plan they say excluded them.

Sources

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