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Rapid City residents raise data center oversight concerns at city meeting
News Clip1:03KOTA Territory News·Rapid City, Meade County, SD

Rapid City residents raise data center oversight concerns at city meeting

Rapid City residents are raising concerns about a proposed data center from Nebraska-based Sequitor Edge, demanding greater public oversight and a conditional use permit process. Residents expressed frustration during a city Legal and Finance Committee meeting, advocating for their right to public hearings on the project. No action was taken by city council members regarding the residents' comments.

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7/31/2026
Drought and Heat: Rapid City, proposed Sequitor Edge data center poised to address drought challenges
News ClipKOTA Territory News·Rapid City, Meade County, SD

Drought and Heat: Rapid City, proposed Sequitor Edge data center poised to address drought challenges

A proposed Sequitor Edge data center in Rapid City, South Dakota, is highlighted for its water-efficient closed-loop cooling system amidst ongoing drought conditions. City officials affirm that Rapid City's water infrastructure is prepared for future growth, including the data center's planned water usage of 65,000 gallons initially and 110,000 gallons annually for operations. This usage is significantly lower than traditional data centers and less than two average households.

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7/5/2026
South Dakota drought strains power grid as Rapid City data center moves forward
News ClipKOTA Territory News·Rapid City, Meade County, SD

South Dakota drought strains power grid as Rapid City data center moves forward

A new 15-megawatt data center by Sequitor Edge is planned for Rapid City, South Dakota, amidst a significant drought straining the regional power grid. Black Hills Energy, the utility provider, states it has the capacity to meet the increased demand, citing its experience with other large data center customers and its long-term planning. Sequitor Edge claims its facility will be highly energy-efficient.

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7/2/2026
Petition circulated, residents to speak at Kearney city council meeting on data center concerns
News ClipRural Radio Network·Kearney, Buffalo County, NE

Petition circulated, residents to speak at Kearney city council meeting on data center concerns

Residents in Kearney, Nebraska are organizing opposition to a new data center being built by Sequitor Edge, citing concerns over noise and energy consumption. An online petition is circulating, and residents plan to voice their concerns at an upcoming city council meeting, requesting updates to city noise codes and release of the development agreement. The data center, located at the Tech oNE Crossing development, is scheduled to open in 2027.

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5/21/2026