May 9, 2026
3 entries published that day, the everything feed by the day each row entered the record; the timeline lists milestones alone, by the day they happened. Each is one sourced row of the record: what happened, where, and where it came from. Nothing here is an article and nothing is unapproved.
- Colorado Statement
Former Colorado Springs Mayor John Suthers said data centers like Project Taurus are a critical tool the city must have to remain relevant as a national military and business hub Said May 9, 2026, Colorado Springs Gazette. Colorado Springs Gazette local outlet (paraphrased; said in the source itself)
- New Jersey News item
From Vineland to Andover: Data Centers, Police, and the New War on Public Comment in New Jersey. A New Jersey law podcast examines suppression tactics against data center critics in Vineland and Andover, including threats of litigation and police enforcement. www.njcriminalpodcast.com, 2026-05-09. www.njcriminalpodcast.com local outlet (reported on this date) (reported on; the source's own date)
- Utah News item
Why Utah residents are protesting a massive AI data center project backed by Kevin O’Leary - news8000.com. Box Elder County commissioners approved the Stratos Project, a 9 gigawatt AI data center backed by Kevin O'Leary despite protests from residents citing environmental and community concerns. news8000.com, 2026-05-09. news8000.com national outlet (reported on this date) (reported on; the source's own date)
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