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Three years ago, TECFusions sent state officials a proposed vision for data centers in Pennsylvania.
In June, the concept went live when the developer turned on the first building at its Westmoreland County site. It marked a major milestone for the firm as TECFusions works to keep scaling this campus, known as Keystone Connect.
To win a $2 million state grant in support of the project, the Florida-based company promised thousands of jobs and sustainable economic growth at the former Alcoa R&D campus.
It took one expensive pitch to Pennsylvania’s Department of Community and Economic Development (DCED) to get everything started.
