Residents in Loudoun County, Virginia — home to 253 data centers — are following news of the Stratos Project planned for Box Elder County. Data centers have become a defining part of life in Loudoun County, and some residents say Utahns can learn from their experience. "There's not been a single day in 16 years where a data center was not under construction in Loudoun County," said Mike Turner, vice chair of the Loudoun County Board of Supervisors. When asked what advice they would share with Utahns, many residents raised similar concerns. "Try to get some laws done now," resident Lindsay Shaw said. "Try to get some regulations specifically around data centers now." As she listened to the steady hum of the gas turbines across the street, Shaw added, "Folks in Utah and other places have a little bit of an advantage by our pain. They can at least learn from it. Know what to ask." ✍️: Daniella Rivera, KSL 📷: Tanner Siegworth, KSL 📷: Jack Grimm, KSL #datacenteralley #loudoun...