Gov. Gordon demands data center developers ‘do it the Wyoming way’

Wyoming Governor Gordon is urging data center developers to adhere to state-specific guidelines to manage the surge in digital infrastructure that could triple the state's electricity demand. This push underscores concerns about the environmental and economic impacts of rapid data center expansion, especially in a state with limited grid capacity. The demand for "doing it the Wyoming way" suggests a focus on sustainable practices and local resource management, reflecting broader national debates about the future of tech infrastructure and its environmental footprint.