Inside Project Tango: what Palm Beach County's staff report actually approved
Palm Beach County staff twice recommended approval of Project Tango, a hyperscale AI data-center-plus-warehouse plan inside the Central Park Commerce Center. The July 2, 2026 Zoning Commission staff report backed the revised 3,594,564-square-foot program subject to conditions. The same report set out the constraint that shaped the fight: county water utilities would allocate no more than 100,000 gallons per day to the site. What the county primary file establishes is the application, the staff recommendation, and the July 15, 2026 hearing; the final Board of County Commissioners vote is reported only in local press.
- NY EO 62 pauses new hyperscale data centers – Governor Hochul’s July 14, 2026 executive order sets a statewide moratorium while agencies build a GEIS and Community Investment Framework; a $1M/MW contribution figure is not in the official text.
- India’s official data-center power estimate rises to 13.56 GW – A March 13, 2026 PIB release cites Ministry of Power information putting data-center electricity demand at 13.56 GW by 2031-32, up from a 5.64 GW parliamentary estimate.
- Csquare files for its NYSE IPO – Brookfield-controlled data-center operator Csquare filed a Form S-1/A on July 6, 2026 offering 50,000,000 shares, and later filed a final 424B4 prospectus.
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