A newly formed Santa Ana company is courting more than 70 California fairgrounds with a plan to layer edge data centers, multi-level parking garages and air-taxi landing pads onto public land, and its first high-profile stop in Napa Valley has run into a wall of local resistance. Global Stack LLC, a company incorporated in California […]
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