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White Rose Partners Withdraws $500MM Project Tomahawk Data Center in Prosper After Commission Rejection

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Dallas-based White Rose Partners has scrapped its bid to build a 225,000-square-foot data center in Prosper, pulling the roughly $500 million Project Tomahawk from the town's agenda after planning commissioners unanimously recommended denial and more than 1,600 residents signed a petition against it.

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