Montana's Right to Compute Act Impacts Data Center Regulation

September 21, 2026

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Montana's Right to Compute Act is limiting the state's regulatory authority over data centers. This legislation could influence how data centers operate and expand in the region, impacting investment and site acquisition strategies. Stakeholders should monitor any future developments regarding regulatory frameworks in Montana.

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