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Startup Pitches Data Centers at Eight Bay Area Fairgrounds, but $2.24B Plan Rests on Thin Public Filings

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A California company incorporated only four months ago is courting at least eight Bay Area fairgrounds with a plan to build small data centers, parking garages and helicopter pads on public event land, even as public records show no disclosed funding, no registered subsidiaries and no permits behind its multibillion-dollar projections. Global Stack LLC wants […]

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