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Data Center Signal is tracking 32 clips about Raeden data center developments across 2 states, including CO, MI.

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electricity81%

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News ClipColorado Politics·Colorado Springs, El Paso County, CO

Colorado Springs Planning Commission rejects resident appeals to stop proposed data center

The Colorado Springs Planning Commission has rejected resident appeals against a proposed artificial-intelligence data center by Raeden, allowing the project, known as Project Taurus, to proceed with four conditions. Residents, concerned about environmental impacts, noise, and utility use, are considering further challenges and have called for a data center moratorium. The project is supported for its economic benefits and reuse of an abandoned building.

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7/24/2026

News ClipColorado Springs Gazette·Colorado Springs, El Paso County, CO

Planning Commission debates appeals over proposed data center$

The Colorado Springs Planning Commission is deliberating appeals regarding a proposed artificial-intelligence data center, Project Taurus, by Raeden. Public opposition is significant, citing environmental concerns, noise, power, and water use, including the use of "forever chemicals" like PFAS in cooling systems. A decision had not been reached as of the meeting's conclusion.

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7/24/2026

News ClipColorado Springs Gazette·Colorado Springs, El Paso County, CO

Colorado Springs Planning Commission considers Raeden data center proposal amid community opposition$

The Colorado Springs Planning Commission is holding a public meeting to consider Project Taurus, a proposed 50-megawatt data center by Raeden. The proposal faces significant community opposition due to concerns about water and power usage, noise, and environmental impacts, including potential chemical contamination. A decision by the Planning Commission is expected following extensive public comment.

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7/23/2026

News ClipColorado Springs Gazette·Colorado Springs, El Paso County, CO

Project Taurus / Planning Commission public meeting: Live updates on proposed Colorado Springs data center$

The Colorado Springs Planning Commission is holding a public meeting to consider a proposal by California-based Raeden to build a 50-megawatt data center. The project, dubbed Project Taurus, has generated significant opposition from residents concerned about water, power use, noise, and environmental impacts. A vote by the Commission is expected, with potential for further appeal to the City Council.

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7/23/2026

News ClipColorado Springs Gazette·Colorado Springs, El Paso County, CO

Colorado Springs data center opponent indicted amid appeals process$

Katie Kloth, a resident who appealed the administrative approval of the Project Taurus data center in Colorado Springs due to water usage concerns, was recently indicted by a federal grand jury in Georgia for her role in 2022 "Cop City" protests in Atlanta. Her appeal against the data center, unrelated to the indictment, is set to be heard by the Colorado Springs Planning Commission on July 23.

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7/13/2026

News ClipColorado Springs Gazette·Colorado Springs, El Paso County, CO

How a 14-year-old joined the fight against the Project Taurus data center$

A 14-year-old in Colorado Springs, Kyle McGuffey, has become deeply involved in the opposition to Project Taurus, a proposed data center by Raeden. He filed public record requests that revealed potential power demands several times higher than what the company initially proposed. These findings are now being used by opposition groups in their appeals against the project's development plan.

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7/12/2026

News ClipColorado Springs Gazette·Colorado Springs, El Paso County, CO

Colorado Springs sets location, ground rules for data center hearing at Planning Commission$

The Colorado Springs Planning Commission is holding a special appeal hearing on July 23 for the proposed Project Taurus data center by Raeden. Five appeals have been filed by residents challenging the project over concerns about power, water, and noise levels. The commission will establish ground rules for the all-day deliberation before voting.

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7/2/2026

News ClipColorado Springs Gazette·Colorado Springs, El Paso County, CO

Five Project Taurus data center appeals meet requirements, city says$

Five appeals challenging the city planning staff's approval of the Project Taurus AI data center in Colorado Springs have met the requirements to proceed. Residents and groups cite concerns about electricity and water use, environmental impacts, noise, and the project's scale. The appeals will be heard by the Planning Commission, with a potential further appeal to the City Council.

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6/24/2026

News ClipKOAA News 5·Colorado Springs, El Paso County, CO

Five data center appeals complete as opponents rally at City Hall

Five of six appeals challenging the approval of a data center project on Garden of the Gods Road in Colorado Springs have been deemed complete and will proceed to the city's Planning Commission. Opponents, including the group No Data Center COS, rallied at City Hall, citing concerns about power infrastructure, water usage, and noise. Developer Raeden maintains the project complies with all city code and zoning requirements.

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6/24/2026

News ClipColorado Springs Gazette·Colorado Springs, El Paso County, CO

All Project Taurus data center appeals meet requirements$

Five appeals challenging the Project Taurus AI data center in Colorado Springs, proposed by Raeden, have met the requirements to advance. The appeals contest the city planning staff's approval of the development plan, citing concerns over electricity, water use, environmental impacts, noise, and drought restrictions. The appeals will now proceed to the city's Planning Commission, with a likely further appeal to the City Council.

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6/23/2026

News ClipColorado Springs Gazette·Colorado Springs, El Paso County, CO

What’s ahead in long process after data center gains first approval in Colorado Springs?$

Project Taurus, an AI data center in Colorado Springs, received administrative approval from city planning staff, but faces potential appeals from residents concerned about noise, power, and water usage. The approval is the first step in a lengthy process, with a deadline for appeals by June 22, which could lead to hearings by the Planning Commission and then the City Council for a final decision.

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6/17/2026

News Clip2:22KKTV 11 Alert News | Southern Colorado·Colorado Springs, El Paso County, CO

Proposed data center a step closer in Colorado Springs

A proposed data center project, "Project Taurus," in Colorado Springs was approved by the City Planning Department, but local residents are unhappy due to noise concerns. A citizen group is now raising funds to appeal the approval, highlighting ongoing community opposition.

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6/16/2026

News ClipFOX21 News Colorado·Colorado Springs, El Paso County, CO

Project Taurus data center approval raises community concerns

The Colorado Springs Planning Department has approved Project Taurus, allowing the conversion of a former Intel facility into a large-scale data center despite community concerns. Residents are worried about noise and water usage, and some are seeking a land agreement to enforce noise levels and consider an appeal against the decision. The developer, Raeden, emphasizes the thoroughness of the approval process and disputes noise concerns.

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6/15/2026

News ClipKKTV·Colorado Springs, El Paso County, CO

Experts weigh in on the largest environmental impacts of data centers

Experts are weighing in on the environmental impacts of data centers, focusing on a proposed facility in Colorado Springs. Concerns include water usage, energy demand, and grid reliability in Colorado. Local residents are trying to stay informed about the project's potential impacts.

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6/10/2026

News ClipRocky Mountain Voice·CO

Colorado killed its only data center water bills. Cities are filling the gap themselves.

Colorado's state legislature failed to pass data center water disclosure and efficiency bills, prompting multiple cities and counties to enact their own regulations. Denver and Jefferson County passed one-year moratoriums on new data center construction due to water concerns, while Longmont is considering a ban on large facilities. Residents in Colorado Springs are actively opposing a proposed Raeden data center.

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5/20/2026

News ClipKOAA News 5·Colorado Springs, El Paso County, CO

Project Taurus data center debate continues: Second meeting held Thursday

Residents in northwest Colorado Springs are actively opposing "Project Taurus," a proposed data center, leading to a second community meeting. The company behind the project, Raeden, through its co-founder Jason Green, is addressing residents' concerns and questions.

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5/15/2026

News ClipKKTV·Colorado Springs, El Paso County, CO

Second town hall discusses proposed data center near Garden of the Gods

Raeden held a second community meeting in Colorado Springs to discuss its controversial "Project Taurus" data center, which would replace a former Intel plant. Residents expressed concerns about water usage and noise, while Raeden affirmed plans to mitigate these issues and maintain transparency. The project requires approval from the city's planning commission and city council.

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5/14/2026

News ClipColorado Springs Gazette·Colorado Springs, El Paso County, CO

Second community meeting around proposed AI data center in Colorado Springs happening Thursday$

Raeden, a California-based company, is proposing an AI data center in a former Intel facility in Colorado Springs, Colorado. The project has generated significant opposition from local residents concerned about power requirements, water usage, and noise from the cooling systems. A second community meeting is being held to address these ongoing concerns.

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5/13/2026

News Clip1:32Gazette Visuals·Colorado Springs, El Paso County, CO

Raeden Proposes Data Center in Colorado Springs Amid Resident Concerns

California-based company Raeden plans to construct an AI data center in an old computer chip manufacturing facility in Colorado Springs. Residents in a nearby neighborhood are expressing significant concerns about potential noise, excessive water usage, and high power consumption from the proposed facility. A Raeden co-founder addresses some of these community worries.

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5/10/2026

News ClipColorado Springs Gazette·Colorado Springs, El Paso County, CO

Proposed AI data center in Colorado Springs spurs talk on its merits, amid concerns$

Raeden's proposed Project Taurus, a large AI data center in Colorado Springs, is generating debate among local leaders and residents. While former city officials champion its economic and military benefits, residents voice concerns over water use, power consumption, and potential noise. Community meetings are ongoing as the project progresses through the planning stages.

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5/9/2026