Michigan SB1049 prohibits certain public employees and officers from entering into nondisclosure agreements related to data center projects.
Michigan SB1049, the "data center nondisclosure agreement prohibition act," prohibits public employees and officers from entering into nondisclosure agreements related to data center projects. The act defines "data center" as a centralized facility used for the management, storage, processing, and distribution of data with a maximum aggregate demand of 20 megawatts or more. The prohibition applies to agreements entered into, amended, extended, or renewed after the act's effective date. Exceptions include information privileged under law. Violators may face civil sanctions.
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