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Data CenterTuesday, November 10

Amazon is about to start construction on the last part of its New Carlisle data center

The Daily South Bend teamFrom Tuesday’s edition · 1 min read · 2 sources

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The Amazon Web Services data center near New Carlisle is about halfway built. Half of the 32 planned buildings have been or are being built. Seven of nine on the northern campus are done and running AI models, an AWS vice president said. The other two should come online in the first half of 2027.

Amazon's New Carlisle project is a $13.8 billion build

$13.8 billion
total cost of the project
32
buildings planned, each about 216,000 square feet
Over 1,000
permanent employees hired so far

The South Bend Tribune reports nearly 18 buildings have gone up. The last campus, called , could fill wetlands. At an Oct. 22 county meeting, an AWS representative said construction will eliminate 4.82 acres of wetland. The company plans to create 10.2 acres.

Amazon plans to create more than twice the wetland it will clear

Source: InkFreeNews.com

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Wetland cleared4.82 acres
Wetland to be created10.2 acres
  • South campus: eight of nine buildings expected operational in the coming weeks
  • Last south building: targeted for early 2027
  • SBN 210: no construction yet, and winter may stall it until spring
  • Still to come: two to three more years of construction

Sources: InkFreeNews.com, South Bend Tribune

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