Trumbull could become home to one of CT’s first AI data centers despite new 2-year moratorium - Connecticut Public
Trumbull, Connecticut, is being considered as a location for one of the state's first artificial intelligence data centers. While the town recently enacted a two-year moratorium on such developments, this specific project may still move forward. The potential facility represents a significant step in expanding the region's technological infrastructure despite local regulatory pauses.
Trumbull could become home to one of CT’s first AI data centers despite new 2-year moratorium Connecticut Public
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