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AMERICA'S FUTURE IS BUILT - RIGHT HERE

Artificial Intelligence may be designed in software labs,

but it is built in the real world.

It is built with power lines and substations.

With steel, concrete, and cooling systems.

With facilities that operate day and night.

And it is built by people.

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Build Wyoming is about making sure the next generation of American infrastructure is built here, by Wyoming workers, with Wyoming skills, for the

future of this state.

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This is not about hype. It is about work.

And Wyoming has always known how to work.

WHAT IS BUILD WYOMING?

Rooted in Wyoming’s long tradition of hard work, self-reliance, and accountability, Build Wyoming is a statewide initiative that puts Wyoming’s workforce at the forefront of building America’s next generation of AI infrastructure. It is a commitment to: 

REAL JOBS, NOT PROMISES

Thousands of construction jobs and long-term skilled operations roles that support families and careers.

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​Build Wyoming is about keeping people here—working, raising families, and building a future without having to leave the state.

LONG-TERM INFRASTRUCTURE

Not short-term projects, but infrastructure designed for decades of operation that becomes part of America's permanent foundation.

WYOMING WORKERS FIRST

Local workers, contractors, suppliers, and service providers will be prioritized. When something is important enough to build, it should put Wyoming people to work, and it should be done transparently.

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This belief guides how Prometheus Hyperscale builds, hires, trains, and communicates.

TRANSPARENT COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT

Positive impacts on local communities start with honest, open conversations and partnership. Community Benefits Agreements will outline commitments to deliver tangible, positive outcomes.

 

Transparency will be maintained through annual reports and independent validation. 

WYOMING ENERGY FOR ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT

Wyoming’s abundant energy resources will be used to power critical infrastructure instead of sending electricity out of state.

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