Scott Colom Discusses Data Centers at Mississippi Campaign Event
Scott Colom, a Democratic candidate for the U.S. Senate in Mississippi, discussed his views on data centers during a campaign event in Southaven, Mississippi, referencing facilities like SpaceXAI’s Macroharder campus.

Memphis, TN, October 20, 2026 —
Scott Colom, a Democratic candidate for the U.S. Senate in Mississippi, discussed data centers at a campaign event in Southaven, Mississippi, according to the information provided about the event. The summary says he referenced facilities such as SpaceXAI’s Macroharder campus.
The available account does not specify Colom’s position on data centers or explain what he said about the referenced campus. It also does not provide a date for the event, identify who organized it, or describe the audience or other participants. No direct quotations were included.
As a result, the details establish that data centers came up during the campaign appearance, but they do not show whether Colom expressed support, opposition, or specific concerns about the facilities. The account also does not state whether he discussed potential effects on communities, infrastructure, energy use, employment, or regulation. Those subjects cannot be attributed to him based on the information available.
The reference to SpaceXAI’s Macroharder campus is the only named facility in the summary. No location for that campus, project details, or connection between it and the Southaven event was provided. The summary does not indicate whether Colom discussed any other data center projects.
Further information about the candidate’s remarks, including their substance and timing, was not provided. Without those details, the event can be described only as a campaign appearance at which Colom discussed data centers and referred to the named facility. The available information does not establish any policy proposal, decision, or subsequent development related to the discussion.
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