Missouri Governor Holds AI Summit to Show Support for Data Centers
The governor explained that the state will see a $25 billion investment from the proposed data centers.
The governor explained that the state will see a $25 billion investment from the proposed data centers.
June 24, 2026 – Missouri is about to reap billions in data center investments by Big Tech, and the state’s top elected official wants Show-Me State residents to understand the economic importance.
Missouri Gov. Mike Kehoe (R) held an artificial intelligence summit to show support for the planned $15 billion and $10 billion data centers built by Google and Amazon, respectively, in the small town of New Florence, Mo.
The governor signed an executive order pausing construction of hyperscale data centers on Tuesday.
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