Facing a $126 billion price tag and the loss of $4 billion in federal funding, California's high-speed rail agency is moving to monetize its land, surplus power and fiber along the Central Valley corridor by courting hyperscale data center developers, a strategy now formalized through a new private-investment partnership. The California High-Speed Rail Authority has […]
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