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Prometheus Hyperscale Welcomes Mary Throne as General Counsel

Prometheus Hyperscale, a prominent player in the development of hyperscale data centers, recently announced the appointment of Mary Throne as General Counsel, effective August 4. This key position will see Throne responsible for guiding the company's legal functions, ensuring compliance with regulations, and assisting in strategic growth initiatives across its extensive national infrastructure portfolio.

Trevor Neilson, President of Prometheus Hyperscale, expressed enthusiasm about Throne's addition to the team, praising her rich blend of legal knowledge and dedication to community service in Wyoming. Neilson noted that her extensive government experience, particularly in regulatory policy and nonprofit leadership, will be instrumental in advancing the company's mission, particularly within Wyoming and its surrounding regions.

Mary Throne’s professional background is as impressive as it is varied. She previously served as a Commissioner on the Wyoming Public Service Commission (PSC), where she was appointed Chair. Her tenure involved addressing complex regulatory issues such as energy affordability, electricity transmission, and the incorporation of renewable resources into the energy mix. Her experience in navigating intricate utility regulations positions her uniquely to enhance Prometheus Hyperscale's collaboration with energy providers and regulatory bodies nationwide.

Born and raised in Campbell County, Wyoming, Mary holds an A.B. in History from Princeton University and a law degree from Columbia Law School. Her journey began after college with a volunteer stint in Thailand, which she supplemented with a robust career back home in Wyoming. She served as a representative in the Wyoming House for a decade, including a pivotal role in leadership. In 2019, following her gubernatorial campaign, Throne was appointed by Governor Mark Gordon to the Wyoming Public Service Commission. Additionally, her advocacy extends into nonprofit sectors, where she has led initiatives supporting women; she has been a vital figure in organizations such as the Wyoming Women's Foundation Advisory Board and the Wyoming Breast Cancer Initiative.

Throne resides in Cheyenne with her husband and their three adult sons. Her deep-rooted connection to Wyoming's culture, environment, and people is evident, reinforcing Prometheus Hyperscale's commitment to developing data infrastructure that prioritizes community needs and environmental sustainability.

In her own words, Throne shared her excitement about joining Prometheus Hyperscale: "Wyoming has abundant energy resources, essential for the AI systems that will shape our future. Creating infrastructure for AI demands collaboration across various sectors. I'm eager to work alongside all partners to realize Prometheus' vision of innovative data centers that serve not only Wyoming but also the broader region and the country."

Prometheus Hyperscale, founded by Trenton Thornock, is at the forefront of revolutionizing data center infrastructure with a commitment to sustainable and energy-efficient development. They are leveraging cutting-edge technologies to construct next-generation data centers powered by renewable energy sources. Prometheus emphasizes innovation, scalability, and ecological mindfulness in redefining the data center landscape for a sustainable future. For more information about their initiatives and advancements, visit PrometheusHyperscale.com.