Microsoft Plans Massive 3,200-Acre Expansion of Cheyenne Data Centers

Microsoft plans massive 3,200-acre expansion of Cheyenne data centers

CHEYENNE, Wyo. — Microsoft announced plans today to roughly triple its data center’s footprint in Cheyenne by acquiring 3,200 acres of land southeast of the downtown district. The proposed expansion, which includes 3,000 acres of raw land and an adjacent 200-acre parcel in the Bison Business Park on Wapiti Trail, is expected to create hundreds of full-time jobs and thousands of construction positions without using local property tax incentives. …

Microsoft Announces Planned 3,200-Acre Land Purchase For Red State Data Center Expansion * 100PercentFedUp.com * by Danielle

Microsoft on Tuesday announced it intends to purchase approximately 3,200 acres of land in Cheyenne, Wyoming, to expand its data […]

Microsoft To Triple Its Cheyenne Data Center Footprint With 3,200-Acre Land Buy

Microsoft announced Tuesday that it will buy 3,200 more acres in Cheyenne to build data centers, tripling its footprint in Wyoming's capital city while promising to limit impacts on power rates, water and housing.

'Leave Wyoming Out of This': Locals Afraid as Microsoft Intends to Triple Its Cheyenne Data Center Footprint

Microsoft has recently announced that it will purchase about 3,200 acres on the southern edge of Cheyenne, Wyoming, greatly expanding its operations in the region. This announcement led many locals to fear how the creation of more data centers in the region could negatively affect their lives, prompting some pushback on social media. According to Cowboy State Daily, this purchase will essentially triple Microsoft’s footprint in the state capital…