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Data centers in Utah

The Census tracks 4 major data center projects in Utah, with 10.07 GW of planned capacity: 1 proposed, 1 under construction, 1 operating, 1 paused.

How many data centers are in Utah?

The Census tracks 4 major data center projects in Utah as of Nov 6, 2026: 1 proposed, 1 under construction, 1 operating, 1 paused. That covers major sourced projects, not every smaller facility. The largest by planned capacity is Stratos Project (9 GW). Latest change, at Tooele Valley data center (Burmester Road / I-80): Tooele County Planning Commission votes unanimously to table the draft data center ordinance (Chapter 34); next meeting set for Oct. 28 (Oct 7, 2026).

Projects tracked
4
Planned capacity, active projects
10.07GW
Under construction
1
Permanent jobs promised
2,000
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Utah data center projects

ProjectStatusCapacityDeveloperLast update
Stratos Project
Box Elder County
Proposed 9 GW O'Leary Digital Sep 21, 2026
Joule Energy and Data Center Campus
McCornick, Millard County
Under construction 1 GW Joule Capital Partners Jun 3, 2026
Tooele Valley data center (Burmester Road / I-80)
Tooele County
Paused 500 MW Chuck Akerlow Oct 7, 2026
Utah Data Center
Bluffdale, Utah County
Operating 65 MW National Security Agency (construction agent: U.S. Army Corps of Engineers) Aug 2014

Recent changes in Utah

  1. Tooele Valley data center (Burmester Road / I-80) UT
    Tooele County Planning Commission votes unanimously to table the draft data center ordinance (Chapter 34); next meeting set for Oct. 28 KSL.com
  2. Stratos Project UT
    O’Leary and Fox News ask the U.S. District Court in Utah to dismiss the defamation suit Utah News Dispatch
  3. Tooele Valley data center (Burmester Road / I-80) UT
    Utah News Dispatch reports plans paused while county drafts ordinance Utah News Dispatch
  4. Tooele Valley data center (Burmester Road / I-80) UT
    Planning Commission tables the truck stop plat application pending a third-party study and tables the data center ordinance to include public comment in its report Utah Public Radio
  5. Stratos Project UT
    O'Leary says design is 'full steam ahead' and a water permit filing is expected by end of August; MIDA on 'pause' awaiting permit requests The Salt Lake Tribune
  6. Tooele Valley data center (Burmester Road / I-80) UT
    Tooele County Planning Commission hearing on new data center ordinance (Land Use Ordinance Chapter 34) Tooele County / Utah Public Notice Website
  7. Stratos Project UT
    Joshua Kanter of Alliance for a Better Utah and Gabrielle Finlayson of Elevate Strategies, who opposed the project, sue Kevin O’Leary and Fox News for defamation in federal court in Salt Lake City Utah News Dispatch
  8. Stratos Project UT
    O'Leary Digital and Box Elder County ask the First District Court to dismiss the June 3 referendum lawsuit Deseret News
  9. Tooele Valley data center (Burmester Road / I-80) UT
    Utah Division of Water Quality holds public hearing on the discharge permit KSL.com
  10. Tooele Valley data center (Burmester Road / I-80) UT
    Utah DWQ draft public notice for TVPID reverse-osmosis water treatment plant discharge permit Utah Division of Water Quality

About this count

This page counts the major projects the Census has researched and sourced: 4 as of Nov 6, 2026. It does not yet include every smaller colocation or enterprise facility, so the total number of buildings in Utah is higher. We add projects as they are announced or found in public filings.

Counties with tracked projects

Box Elder County · Millard County · Tooele County · Utah County

Water and power

1 of the 4 tracked projects here has a disclosed water figure (2 in all), with sources and what each figure measures.

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Utah data centers: common questions

How many data centers are in Utah?

The Census tracks 4 major data center projects in Utah as of Nov 6, 2026: 1 proposed, 1 under construction, 1 operating, 1 paused. This counts large projects the Census has researched and sourced, not every smaller colocation or enterprise facility, so the total number of data center buildings in Utah is higher.

What is the largest data center project in Utah?

By published planned capacity, the largest tracked project in Utah is Stratos Project in Box Elder County, UT, at 9 GW. Its status is proposed.

Are data centers being built in Utah right now?

Yes. 1 tracked project is under construction in Utah: Joule Energy and Data Center Campus.

How many jobs will data centers create in Utah?

1 tracked project in Utah has a published permanent-jobs figure, adding up to 2,000 permanent jobs as announced. Announced jobs are promises, not guarantees; construction employment is typically much larger but temporary.

Answers are generated from the sourced project records above and update when a record changes. Open any project for its sources.

Utah data center report card

Utah data center report card: 4 tracked projects, 10.07 GW of published capacity, 1 under construction.
  • Tracked projects4
  • Published capacity10.07 GW
  • Under construction1
  • Moratorium actions in the tracker1
  • Largest: Stratos Project9 GW

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Last updated Nov 6, 2026. Figures may change as records are updated — include the date you retrieved them.

APAData Center Census. (2026). Data centers in Utah. Retrieved from https://datacentercensus.com/us/utah
MLA“Data centers in Utah.” Data Center Census, Nov 6, 2026, https://datacentercensus.com/us/utah.
Linkhttps://datacentercensus.com/us/utah

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