Stratos Data Center

Data Center Signal is tracking 5 clips about Stratos Data Center data center developments across 1 states, including UT.

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Kevin O'Leary and Fox News sued by data center opponents over claims linking them to China
News Clip8:02KSL News Utah·Box Elder County, UT

Kevin O'Leary and Fox News sued by data center opponents over claims linking them to China

Data center opponents in Utah have filed a federal defamation lawsuit against Kevin O'Leary, who is behind the Strata data center in Box Elder County, and Fox News. The lawsuit alleges that O'Leary and Fox News defamed them by claiming their opposition to the data center was funded by the Chinese Communist Party, causing damage to their reputations and businesses. This action comes despite O'Leary and Fox News having issued retractions.

7/18/2026
Non-profit groups slate informative gathering on data center proposal in Tremonton on May 26
News ClipCache Valley Daily·Tremonton, Box Elder County, UT

Non-profit groups slate informative gathering on data center proposal in Tremonton on May 26

A public forum is being held in Tremonton, Box Elder County, Utah, to discuss the proposed Stratos Data Center project. Local non-profit groups are sponsoring the event to raise awareness about the project's impacts and gather signatures for a referendum to challenge its initial approval by county commissioners. Opposition groups are also considering litigation if the referendum effort fails.

5/22/2026
Utah governor backs Box Elder data center, defends timeline
News Clip2:03KUTV 2 News Salt Lake City·Brigham City, Box Elder County, UT

Utah governor backs Box Elder data center, defends timeline

Utah Governor Spencer Cox has publicly defended the controversial Stratos Data Center project in Box Elder County, emphasizing its national security importance. He refuted claims of the project being rushed or having excessive water and power usage, stating that the state will not allow increased utility rates or excessive resource consumption. The Military Installation Development Authority (MIDA) has greenlit the project despite public concerns.

5/1/2026