Amy harder / Axios:
Fermi CEO Toby Neugebauer is leaving the company as the data center developer faces problems finding an anchor tenant and construction delays.— The world’s largest data center project — backed by Trump’s allies and named after him — is stalled by delays and logistical hurdles that could stop it before it even gets underway.
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