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CAI Investments data center at former P&G Ivorydale / St. Bernard Soap site

St. Bernard, Hamilton County, OH

CAI Investments data center at former P&G Ivorydale / St. Bernard Soap site is an announced data center project in St. Bernard, OH, backed by CAI Investments LLC. After U.S. Medical Glove Co. abandoned a $240M plan for the historic P&G Ivorydale plant, site owner CAI Investments (Las Vegas) told St. Bernard Village Council on Aug 27, 2026 it wants to develop a data center on roughly 15% of the site. Council is considering a data center moratorium (Sept 2026); no size, power or tenant disclosed. (Source dated 2026-09-04.) [Reviewed 2026-10-09: verified] CAI Investments LLC announced a 150,000 sq ft, 24 MW data center proposal at the former P&G Ivorydale/St. Bernard Soap site in August 2026; the project submitted a zoning application before St. Bernard's September 2026 moratorium took effect. Source: https://www.wvxu.org/local-news/2026-09-24/st-bernard-approves-data-center-moratorium-ivorydale-proposal-could-still-happen.

CAI Investments data center at former P&G Ivorydale / St. Bernard Soap site in St. Bernard, OH
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