Port KC is set to approve $10 billion in bonds for Meta and Google data centers — a move that could cost taxpayers big with little return.
In his article for The Kansas City Star, Patrick Tuohey makes the case that Kansas City doesn’t need to break the bank to become a thriving tech hub. Our data center in the Crossroads proves that point, and big tech firms like Meta and Google should be able to do the same.
At Patmos, we’re building world-class, high-density infrastructure without handouts or city incentives.
We believe in earning trust, not subsidies. While other tech giants cash in on public dollars, we invest our own. That means more transparency, more accountability, and more long-term value for the communities we serve.
Big tech may take. Patmos builds.
Check out Patrick’s article to learn more.
