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Expired, withdrawn or cancelled: dated data center events
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Agreement expiredOfficial recordIndiana
Agreement expired on 30 June 2026: CoreWeave / Digital Crossroads expansion (Hammond, IN) — city notice dated 1 July 2026
The City of Hammond announced that the four-party development agreement for the proposed data center at 301 Digital Crossroads (City, Redevelopment Commission, Decennial Group and CoreWeave) expired because required milestones were not satisfied by the June 30, 2026 deadline.
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- Closure of the existing Digital Crossroad DX-1 facility; Cancellation of any CoreWeave activity elsewhere.
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Record: CoreWeave / Digital Crossroads expansionProject timeline: recorded eventsSource: Hammond Announces Expiration of Data Center Development Agreement
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