Fayetteville, GA is located in Georgia, not Texas, and therefore is not directly relevant to Texas datacenter infrastructure, energy, or policy.
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May 12, 2026
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Three Deals, One Thesis: The Capital Stack Is Buying Electrons Now
QTS's Fayetteville campus consumed roughly 29 million gallons through two unmetered industrial hookups while Governor Kemp's emergency declaration had residents on conservation orders.
May 11, 2026
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Recycled Water Is the Texas Permit Edge. San Antonio Just Proved It.
Fayetteville, Georgia banned new data centers outright.