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Saturday, October 24, 2026

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Data centers and the fights over them

Proposed and operating data centers in Utah, the water and power they would use, and the local rules and meetings that decide them.

Latest update · October 22, 2026

Utah County deputies' removal of woman at data center meeting draws calls for review

The sheriff's office says the woman struck a deputy, while she denies it and says she suffered a concussion and bruises.

10 stories since October 1, 2026

Timeline

  1. Utah County deputies' removal of woman at data center meeting draws calls for review
  2. West Jordan neighbors of Aligned data center campus describe generator noise
  3. O'Leary Digital seeks 1,712 acre-feet of water a year for Stratos data center
  4. Utah County panel backs data center rules as deputies remove a woman from the meeting
  5. Former advocacy group director sues Kevin O'Leary and Fox over Stratos comments
  6. Utah and artificial intelligence, explained
  7. Utah House outlines data center rules as lawmakers weigh more limits
  8. Logan drafts limits on size, water and power for data centers
  9. Box Elder, Iron counties race to write data center rules as moratoriums wind down
  10. Utah’s proposed Stratos AI data center draws scrutiny over scale, power and process

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