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ServerDomes breaks ground on domed data center campus outside El Paso, Texas
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A data center campus featuring round domed buildings is planned outside El Paso, Texas.
Key facts
- The original ServerDomes (formerly Server Dome) was spun out of Oregon Health & Science University (OHSU), which built a domed data center facility in Hillsboro, Oregon, in 2014
- Lonestar Kaufman, a real estate development and investment firm founded in 2022, is a JV partner in AI infrastructure projects with ServerDomes Global for developments in Texas and Utah
- The 350MW project could total ten buildings powered by a behind-the-meter gas solution, spanning some 700 acres on a 2,000-acre site that is idle ranch and oil and gas land
- On its website, ServerDome Global also lists plans for projects in Port Mackenzie, Alaska; Prairie County, Montana; Mesa, Arizona; Mona, Utah; and Saudi Arabia
Summary
ServerDome Global (aka ServerDomes) is looking to develop a multi-building off-grid data center campus at the Hueco Ranch site in the Desert Haven area of Hudspeth County. The 350MW project could total ten buildings powered by a behind-the-meter gas solution, spanning some 700 acres on a 2,000-acre site that is idle ranch and oil and gas land. According to its website, ServerDomes aims to develop 600ft × 300ft prefabricated dome shells instead of traditional data center buildings that can be delivered in as little as 12 months. Construction on the $10 billion project has already started.