In a statement to Wisconsin Public Radio, Microsoft explained that the suspension was due to the need to review the design and take into account new technological changes that could affect the project. The company will need to conduct an assessment and meet with government officials to discuss next steps. This process will take several months.
Although construction has slowed, Microsoft emphasized that it remains committed to investing $3.3 billion in the data center and continues to work on the first phase. The company continues to view the project as important to its business and plans to complete the project as planned despite temporary difficulties.
Source: Ferra
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