SpaceXAI says it will take a year to fully remove unpermitted gas turbines from its Mississippi data center
News AI SpaceXAI says it will take a year to fully remove unpermitted gas turbines from its Mississippi data center The company was accused of violating the Clean Air Act by the NAACP. By Ian Carlos Campbell July 31, 2026 4:49 pm EST Sundry Photography/Getty Images SpaceX will fully remove the unpermitted gas turbines it's using to power SpaceXAI data center operations near Memphis, Tennessee by July 2027, according to a new company update spotted by TechCrunch. The turbines are currently the subject of a NAACP lawsuit that alleges the company is exposing nearby communities to hazardous chemicals and pollution.
- ▪News AI SpaceXAI says it will take a year to fully remove unpermitted gas turbines from its Mississippi data center The company was accused of violating the Clean Air Act by the NAACP.
- ▪By Ian Carlos Campbell July 31, 2026 4:49 pm EST Sundry Photography/Getty Images SpaceX will fully remove the unpermitted gas turbines it's using to power SpaceXAI data center operations near Memphis, Tennessee by July 2027, according to a
- ▪The turbines are currently the subject of a NAACP lawsuit that alleges the company is exposing nearby communities to hazardous chemicals and pollution.
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News AI SpaceXAI says it will take a year to fully remove unpermitted gas turbines from its Mississippi data center The company was accused of violating the Clean Air Act by the NAACP. By Ian Carlos Campbell July 31, 2026 4:49 pm EST Sundry Photography/Getty Images SpaceX will fully remove the unpermitted gas turbines it's using to power SpaceXAI data center operations near Memphis, Tennessee by July 2027, according to a new company update spotted by TechCrunch. The turbines are currently the subject of a NAACP lawsuit that alleges the company is exposing nearby communities to hazardous chemicals and pollution.
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