WV Official Claims Fundamental Data Violated State Rules for Data Center

June 19, 2026

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A West Virginia official has stated that Fundamental Data's plans for a high-impact data center near the Tucker County landfill violate state regulations. This development could impact the future of data center projects in the region, highlighting the importance of compliance with local laws. Observers should watch for potential changes in the project's direction or legal challenges.

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