New Mexico desert data center raises water concerns among local farmers and residents

One of the largest data centers in the country is rising from the parched scrub desert of southern New Mexico.

Most county officials are agog at the jobs and investment this high tech mega-project has promised to bring.

But many locals are asking: can chile and pecan farming co-exist with Project Jupiter?

At 1,400 acres, it could swallow New York's Central Park.

With two-and-a-half gigawatts of electricity, it could power more than half of New Mexico.