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New Mexico regulators reject natural gas pipeline required to power Oracle's Project Jupiter 2.5 GW AI data center, blocking fuel cell infrastructure expansion

Regulatory constraint blocks major capacity expansion; early signal of grid coordination bottlenecks constraining AI infrastructure deployment
Trade pressSlicast · July 20, 2026 at 13:18 UTC · Global · Source: Data Center Dynamics
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