Data centers are popping up in semi-arid areas like Colorado. Experts say they should come with a warning label when it comes to water.

A bill has been introduced in the Colorado state legislature to propose regulations on data centers continuing to pop up around the state.

Data centers present an important opportunity for Weld County to thoughtfully diversify our economic and fiscal base,” Weld ...

This is the legislature’s latest attempt to regulate the controversial sector that forms the backbone of daily digital life.

Larimer County paused consideration of new data centers, and Colorado lawmakers are expected to consider two bills.

54% of respondents cited “energy availability and redundancy” as the single greatest obstacle to successful data center development between now and 2030.