Prologis wants to build “Project Sail” — one of the biggest planned data center complexes worldwide — on an 831-acre site in a rural community in Georgia’s Coweta County. The Trump administration has encouraged the data center boom by issuing an executive order to promote artificial intelligence (AI) development nationwide. That’s why the backers of Project Sail — in addition to lobbying Coweta County officials — have launched a public charm offensive aimed directly at residents. “Don’t patronize us,” said Laura Beth, chairwoman of Citizens for Rural Coweta, a newly formed group opposing the project. The proposed Project Sail data center would take up about 831 acres in a largely undeveloped rural part of Coweta County.