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Springfield, MO
Technology company Lambda is planning a $500 million artificial intelligence center in Kansas City.
The center, which would occupy a vacant facility built in 2009, would be home to a supercomputer that accelerates AI training.
"Missouri is proud to welcome Lambda as they create new, high-quality jobs and strengthen our state’s technology and innovation ecosystem," Gov Mike Kehoe said. "Data centers are the future and critical to our continued ability to drive technological innovation, strengthen our economy and safeguard our national security interests."
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