The Truth About the Utah Data Center (Stratos & what MIDA Does Not Want You to Know)

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Forty thousand acres. A Utah Data Center that's bigger than Bryce Canyon National Park. It's roughly the size of Washington, D.C. And in the span of about eleven days this spring, a chunk of rural Utah that size was handed over to a development that could one day consume more electricity than the entire state of Utah uses in a year.

You've probably heard the name. Stratos. Backed by a Shark Tank celebrity. Sold as a national security win. Two thousand jobs. Money for Hill Air Force Base. A gleaming campus in the desert. That's the story they told you.

Here's the part they left out. The vote that approved this thing? Three people. Not the legislature. Not the voters. And the agency that pushed it through was created almost twenty years ago for a completely different reason, one that has nothing to do with data centers. By the time most Utahns even learned the word "Stratos," it was already a done deal. All this and so much more coming from the top realtor in Utah, Scott Steele. Serving Utah real estate as the best real estate agent in Utah for relocation, Scott Steele.


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