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Data Center Signal is tracking 3 clips about Boom Supersonic data center developments across 2 states, including CO, AZ.

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News Clipazcentral.com and The Arizona Republic·AZ

This Arizona energy expert isn't panicking about data centers

Paul Hirt, an energy expert, expresses optimism about the data center boom in Arizona, stating that innovation and a shift towards renewables can address concerns about resource consumption. He argues that fears about data centers universally driving up residential electricity rates are often misinformed, as utility rate decisions are complex and can be structured to charge commercial users differently. Hirt believes public attention will hold tech companies accountable, leading to more sustainable practices as seen in past industry developments.

6/1/2026
Colorado's regulatory environment, Denver moratorium criticized for stifling data center innovation
News ClipColorado Springs Gazette·Denver, Denver County, CO

Colorado's regulatory environment, Denver moratorium criticized for stifling data center innovation$

Colorado's reputation for innovation is being challenged by new regulations and a data center moratorium in Denver. Boom Supersonic, a Denver-based company, is developing technology to reduce data centers' reliance on the power grid and water, potentially addressing environmental concerns. However, the CEO warns that Colorado's regulatory environment could drive innovation and jobs to other states.

6/1/2026
Supersonic jet maker says engines can power data centers, but weighs Colorado exit
News ClipDenver Gazette·Denver, Jefferson County, CO

Supersonic jet maker says engines can power data centers, but weighs Colorado exit

Boom Supersonic is developing aircraft engine technology to power data centers, potentially solving energy and water consumption issues for the industry. However, the company is considering leaving Colorado due to increasingly restrictive data center regulations and temporary moratoriums in Denver and Jefferson County. Local officials are actively working to develop comprehensive policies for data center development.

5/28/2026