Lowest Host/Empire Technology
Salt Lake City, Salt Lake County, UT
Lowest Host/Empire Technology LLC operates Lowest Host/Empire Technology in Salt Lake City, UT. Reported capacity is 3 MW. Lowest Host/Empire Technology LLC operates this data center at 1394 N Morton Dr, Salt Lake City, UT 84116. It covers 1,658 square feet and has 3 MW of IT capacity.
- 3 MWPlanned capacity
Project status
- Announced
- Permitting
- Under construction
- Operational
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Utah state legislation
- HB 76Utah bill mandating water-use reporting and public disclosure for data centers.Download
- HB424 - Revise taxes for class 17 data center propertyRevises the tax treatment of class 17 data center property.Download
- SF4298 - Data center moratorium and PUC reportEstablishes a new moratorium on data centers and requires the Public Utility Commission to submit a report.Download
Site details
- County
- Salt Lake County, UT
- Capacity
- 3 MW
- Address
- Salt Lake City, UT
- Stage
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