The San Jose City Council unanimously rejected a labor-backed environmental appeal of Menlo Equities' plan to convert the Nvidia-leased research building at 300 Holger Way into a 20-megawatt data center, upholding an infill exemption that let the project skip full CEQA review weeks before the city's new data center rules take effect.
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