Cielo Hudson

Weld County, CO

Project details

Capacity 750 MW reported. Status planned. City Hudson. County Weld. State CO. Grid .

Overview

Cielo Digital Infrastructure is planning a 500-acre data-center campus in Hudson, Weld County, Colorado, with 750 MW of reported capacity. Data Center Dynamics’ coverage of Cielo’s South Carolina plan also listed the Hudson, Colorado, site as a 500-acre, 750 MW target among the company’s active U.S. parks in Florida, Tennessee, Illinois, Colorado, Missouri, Texas, Minnesota, and Iowa. Rocky Mountain PBS, reporting a neighboring Lochbuie five-year data-center moratorium, said Cielo’s Hudson campus would be the largest data center in Colorado and that the company had not announced a construction start. DataCenters.com places the Weld County listing on County Road 132 near the Hudson market with 750 MW of planned power for hyperscale, AI, and cloud loads. The public map lists one planned 750 MW map record. Hudson sits on the northeast Front Range corridor along Interstate 76 toward Brighton and Fort Lupton in Weld County. Rocky Mountain PBS framed Hudson’s 750 MW plan as the reason neighboring Lochbuie moved to a five-year pause even though no developer had approached Lochbuie itself. DataCenters.com’s Weld listing keeps the campus at 500 acres and 750 MW planned for AI and hyperscale loads.

The public map lists one map record, Cielo Hudson Data Center, 750 MW, planned. Reported campus capacity is 750 MW.

Map records

Map entries are not a physical building count; campus and building scope may differ across sources.

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