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Data Center Signal is tracking 11 clips about Skybox Data Centers data center developments across 2 states, including TX, WY.

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News ClipCowboy State Daily·Cheyenne, Laramie County, WY

Data Center Critics Angry As Cheyenne Council OKs Another Data Center Annexation

Cheyenne City Council voted 8-2 to annex 1,260 acres of Cox Ranch and rezone it from agricultural to business park, allowing Skybox Data Centers and ViaWest Group to proceed with a new data center. The decision faced strong public opposition from residents concerned about rapid data center expansion, environmental impacts, and the city's approach to development agreements. Council members debated the need for more robust ordinances to govern data center projects.

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9/29/2026

News ClipCap City News·Cheyenne, Laramie County, WY

Cheyenne City Council Reviews Annexation, Zoning Ordinances for Skybox, ViaWest Data Center

The Cheyenne City Council is reviewing annexation and zoning ordinances tonight for a proposed 1,260-acre data center project by Skybox Data Centers and ViaWest Group. This marks the second reading of the ordinances, which previously paused due to community concerns. Final approval will require further committee review and a final council vote.

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9/14/2026

News ClipKGAB·Cheyenne, Laramie County, WY

Cheyenne City Council revisits Cox Ranch Annexation for a new data center on Happy Jack Road.

The Cheyenne City Council is revisiting the proposed Cox Ranch Annexation for a new data center project, co-owned by Viawest Group and Skybox Data Centers. Opponents of the plan are organizing to voice their concerns at an upcoming council meeting, highlighting an ongoing local debate about data center developments in the area.

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9/13/2026

News Cliptaylorpress.net·Hutto, Williamson County, TX

Hutto Planning Commission approves data center rezoning; residents raise concerns

The Hutto Planning and Zoning Commission has approved the rezoning of 140 acres for a potential data center project at the Hutto Megasite. Residents have raised concerns regarding noise, pollution, electricity, and water usage associated with the proposed development. The rezoning application now awaits final approval from the Hutto City Council.

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9/11/2026

News ClipCap City News·Cheyenne, Laramie County, WY

Cheyenne advances Cox Ranch annexation despite resident concerns over bundled BOPU land

Cheyenne is moving forward with annexing the 1,260-acre Cox Ranch property to facilitate a data center project by Skybox Data Centers and ViaWest Group. Residents are opposing the project, particularly a decision by the Board of Public Utilities to bundle its own 10-acre property into the annexation ordinance. The related ordinances have passed a committee reading and are heading to the City Council despite resident concerns.

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9/8/2026

News ClipKGAB·Cheyenne, Laramie County, WY

Cheyenne City Council explores annexation of 1,197 acres for a new data center on Happy Jack Road

The Cheyenne City Council is holding a work session to discuss the proposed annexation of 1,197 acres of the Cox Ranch for a new data center development. The project involves Viawest and Skybox Data Centers and requires a zoning change from agricultural to business park. The annexation and zoning will proceed through several committee and council readings in September.

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8/25/2026

News Clip2:53KTXS News·San Angelo, Tom Green County, TX

San Angelo residents weigh Skybox data center proposal at city meeting

San Angelo residents met with city leaders and Skybox Data Centers to discuss a proposed data center. The city is proposing a conditional use process with guidelines on noise, water usage, and environmental impacts before moving forward. Community members expressed mixed opinions, with some raising concerns about local resources and others supporting the project.

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4/23/2026

News ClipKVUE·Austin, Travis County, TX

State lawmakers examine exploding growth of data centers across Texas

Texas state lawmakers are examining the rapid growth of data centers across the state due to concerns over their impact on the power grid and natural resources. ERCOT proposed a new 'batch approach' for approving large load connections to address current grid strain. Industry leaders are defending the economic benefits and resource efficiency of data centers amidst public controversy.

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4/9/2026

News Clip3:05KVUE·TX

Texas lawmakers discuss impact of data center growth in hearing

Texas lawmakers are examining the explosive growth of data centers across the state, addressing concerns from communities about environmental impacts and strain on the power grid. Industry leaders highlighted economic benefits while defending water usage and grid reliability. Lawmakers are also questioning the continuation of state and local tax incentives for these facilities.

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4/9/2026

News Clip5:44San Angelo LIVE!·San Angelo, Tom Green County, TX

LIVE! Daily News | Potential Second Data Center Coming to Town

Beacon Data Centers and Skybox Data Centers are exploring potential data center projects in Tom Green County, Texas. Beacon is holding a community meeting in the Dove Creek area to gather resident input, while Skybox is considering a site northeast of San Angelo.

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4/8/2026

News Cliptimesrecordnews.com·Wichita Falls, Wichita County, TX

Rep. James Frank speaks out on data centers

Texas State Representative James Frank outlined his position on data centers, acknowledging their economic benefits while proposing rules for power, water conservation, road use, noise limits, and tax abatements. His statements come amidst plans by Skybox Data Centers to build a large facility in Wichita Falls.

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4/1/2026