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Gas Pipeline for Proposed Oracle Data Center Delayed to 2027

A key New Mexico natural gas pipeline project that would supply fuel to power a planned Oracle Corp. artificial intelligence data center has been delayed by nearly six months.

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Gas Pipeline for Proposed Oracle Data Center Delayed to 2027
A key New Mexico natural gas pipeline project that would supply fuel to power a planned Oracle Corp. artificial intelligence data center has been delayed by nearly six months.
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