Antivius Point
- October 15, 2026
This project analyzes signed data center agreements between operators and local communities, comparing them clause by clause against model agreement templates. It documents what terms communities actually negotiated versus what best-practice checklists recommend, covering issues like teardown bonds, community funds, minimum electric bills, and nondisclosure agreements. Drawing on 24 publicly available deals, it highlights gaps such as missing demolition bonds, lack of community oversight over funds, and widespread use of soft language like 'good faith' or 'sole discretion' that weakens enforceability. The site provides a scorecard, comparisons of best versus worst deals, and a checklist inspired by commentary from Mark Cuban on data center obsolescence. It aims to give communities and researchers a factual reference for evaluating their own agreements.
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