U.S. Rep. Debbie Dingell is seeking a pause on a planned high-performance computing facility. The project, a $1.25-billion collaboration between the University of Michigan and Los Alamos National Laboratory, has raised concerns. Dingell cited a lack of transparency and unclear jurisdictional authority in her call for a pause.

Residents have voiced strong opposition to the project, which they describe as a data center. Their concerns were expressed at a recent meeting.

Further details on the project and Dingell's concerns are available from Planet Detroit, which is tracking the environmental and financial impacts of data center developments in Michigan communities.