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Big Digital Energy picks up land for 311MW data center campus outside Dallas-Fort Worth, Texas
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Big Digital Energy, Inc. has acquired land for a planned data center campus outside the Dallas-Fort Worth area of Texas.
Key facts
- The 50-acre Hood County site contains more than 30,000 square feet (2,787 sqm) of existing structures the partnership intends to repurpose for data center use
- The Nasdaq-listed company, previously known as Mawson Infrastructure Group, this week announced it had entered into a 50:50 joint venture with energy-infrastructure company 10NetZero, with a signed
- Cody Smith, COO of Big Digital, added: “The Hood County site would give them live power and a path to up to hundreds of megawatts, which would let them deliver capacity to AI customers years ahead
- Big Digital Energy, Inc. has acquired land for a planned data center campus outside the Dallas-Fort Worth area of Texas
Summary
The Nasdaq-listed company, previously known as Mawson Infrastructure Group, this week announced it had entered into a 50:50 joint venture with energy-infrastructure company 10NetZero, with a signed a letter of intent to acquire a powered industrial site in Hood County, Texas. The companies aim to develop the Texas site into a large-scale data center campus serving artificial intelligence tenants. The 50-acre Hood County site contains more than 30,000 square feet (2,787 sqm) of existing structures the partnership intends to repurpose for data center use. Full details of the exact location of the acquired site haven’t been shared, though the firm has shared an image of the plot.