
Google commits to spending $17B on AI data centers in Wyoming
Technology giant Google will build its first data center in southeast Wyoming, and potentially invest $17 billion in computing centers here.
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Technology giant Google will build its first data center in southeast Wyoming, and potentially invest $17 billion in computing centers here.

By the time the three hikers called for help from a rocky face on Mount Shasta in Northern California, they’d made a series of bad decisions. They didn’t bring enough food, and they’d overestimated their fitness.

A sprawling data center and energy complex proposal east of Casper is not dead, according to the property owner, despite Prometheus Hyperscale pulling out of the project earlier this week.

Prometheus Hyperscale is no longer pursuing its 1,250-megawatt artificial intelligence computing complex east of Casper, developers announced Wednesday.

A company behind Wyoming’s artificial intelligence data-center boom has launched a $105 million fund for Yellowstone National Park.

Natrona County officials are drafting a list of potential conditions, permits and expectations they will require of Prometheus Hyperscale, the company proposing a 1,250-megawatt artificial intelligence computing complex east of Casper.

The secretary of state race is down to three candidates. At a Thursday debate, the remaining contenders shared their thoughts about elections, data centers, court battles and more.

Facing another record-breaking year for money wagered at Wyoming gaming establishments, lawmakers are mulling new measures to regulate the industry.

While little official information about the data center taking shape northeast of Riverton has been aired, a big price tag was revealed on Tuesday: The data center under construction near the unincorporated community of Lost Cabin is phase…

Fall is finally in the air across Wyoming. Along with turning leaves and cooler temperatures come yard signs, social media ads and other electioneering activities as we head into the 2026 general election on Nov. 3.

The Wyoming Judicial Branch says it’s awaiting more details regarding the scope of a cybersecurity breach of a third-party software company that may have included a decade’s worth of data from the state’s court system.