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Lumen is connecting AI data centers across the US to support sustainable AI growth
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The growth of AI infrastructure is driving new collaborations between network providers and sustainable data center operators to meet escalating computational demands while minimizing environmental impact.

Strategic partnership details: Lumen Technologies is providing advanced network services to Prometheus Hyperscale, a sustainable data center specialist, to support expanding AI operations across the United States.

  • The collaboration gives Prometheus access to Lumen’s Private Connectivity Fabric platform, featuring wavelength services and DDoS-protected Dedicated Internet Access
  • The network infrastructure will support high-density compute capabilities across multiple facilities
  • The partnership aims to deliver scalable data center solutions while maintaining renewable energy commitments

Technology implementation: Prometheus is integrating Lumen’s networking solutions to power its growing network of sustainable AI-focused data centers.

  • Lumen’s infrastructure will support AI workloads from training to inference across multiple facilities
  • The network deployment begins with Prometheus’ flagship facility in Wyoming
  • Enhanced security features and scalability are built into the Private Connectivity Fabric solution

Sustainability focus: Prometheus Hyperscale, which rebranded from Wyoming Hyperscale, emphasizes environmental responsibility in its data center operations.

  • The company’s Aspen, WY facility incorporates renewable energy sources and sustainable cooling systems
  • AI-driven energy optimization helps minimize environmental impact while delivering high computational power
  • The approach demonstrates that powerful AI infrastructure can coexist with environmental stewardship

Expansion plans: Prometheus is embarking on an ambitious growth strategy across the western United States.

  • A major data center campus in Evanston, Wyoming is scheduled to open in late 2026
  • Additional facilities are planned for Colorado (Pueblo and Fort Morgan), and Arizona (Phoenix and Tucson)
  • All future sites will be designed around clean energy resources and innovative cooling technologies

Future implications: The partnership between Lumen and Prometheus represents a significant step forward in sustainable AI infrastructure, though questions remain about the scalability of environmentally responsible approaches as AI computational demands continue to grow exponentially.

Lumen to Connect Prometheus Data Centers Across US to Support AI Growth

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