Utah has quickly become a hotspot for data center development, thanks to its vast fiber infrastructure and available cheap land and fuel. New proposals are cropping up fast. It’s hard to keep track.

The Paiute Indian Tribe of Utah is speaking out after Iron County took a step forward with a rezoning policy that could allow a large-scale data center.

To power two new data centers, Carbon County is getting a giant gas plant and 456 small nuclear reactors. Locals are pushing ...

The company behind a controversial data center proposal at the mouth of Spanish Fork Canyon has pivoted and is now looking to build in a new warehouse development near Utah Lake. Volition agreed to ...

As the number of planned data center projects seemingly explodes across Utah, most residents aren’t happy with how their elected leaders have handled them.

Land for what could become a new AI data center powered by nuclear energy has been approved for lease in central eastern Utah ...

Valar Atomics wants to place over 450 reactors on more than 9,500 acres in Utah to power a huge data center project.

LOGAN — A new Utah State University statewide survey examines Utah residents’ views on data centers. The results indicate that 75.8% of respondents oppose or strongly oppose building new or additional ...

Tooele County residents plan to deliver a letter with more than 800 signatures Wednesday, urging county officials to delay a ...

A team of journalists at FOX 13 News has spent months looking at how data centers are impacting Utah – and how they could ...

Valar Atomics plans 450+ small nuclear reactors across 9,500 Utah acres to power AI data centers off-grid in one of energy's ...

As Utah prepares for additional data center projects, questions remain about how those facilities affect nearby neighborhoods.