Antelope Data Center
AI data center in Cedar City, UT, United States: permitted.
- Location: Cedar City, UT, United States
- Developer: Pronghorn Development
- Status: permitted
Antelope Data Center is a AI data center project located in Cedar City, UT, United States, currently permitted. It is being built by Pronghorn Development. This project is one of thousands of data-center facilities tracked by Data Center Index across UT, United States, covering operational, under-construction, announced, and permitted sites.
Project description
Iron County's planning commission approved a conditional use permit for Pronghorn Development's Antelope Data Center, a 1.5 GW development with an on-site natural gas plant about 15 miles northwest of Cedar City, on a ~250-acre footprint of a 640-acre site.
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Frequently asked questions
- What is Antelope Data Center?
- Antelope Data Center is an AI data center project in Cedar City, Utah tracked by Data Center Index. Its status is permitted.
- Where is Antelope Data Center?
- Antelope Data Center is in Cedar City, Utah. Every tracked Utah campus, with counts and capacity, is at https://datacenterindex.ai/markets/utah.
- Who is building Antelope Data Center?
- Pronghorn Development is developing Antelope Data Center.
Sources
- Iron County planning commission approves Antelope Data Center (sltrib.com · press · 2026-06-06)
- KUER (kuer.org · press · 2026-06-06)