$25 billion in data centers shows St. Louis is serious about competing in the AI economy

Source: Yahoo Entertainment· Ron Kitchens· August 5, 2026

While Minneapolis and New York are pumping the brakes, the St. Louis region has decided to compete now in America's new infrastructure race.

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