The Campus: 1+ GW Phase I. Entitled. Under Development

A 4,000-acre AI data center campus in Millard County, Utah, fully entitled and under active development.

Why Utah's High Desert Is AI's New Home

At 4,800 feet in Millard County, the environment drives performance. Cool, dry air supports higher cooling efficiency, creating consistent thermal headroom for high-density AI loads. And with a location at the geographic center of the Western U.S., the site provides balanced, low-latency reach into every major market—strengthening performance, optionality, and long-term deployment flexibility.

4,800 feet elevation

Better cooling efficiency

Geographic center of Western US

Balanced latency to all major markets

Operation Gigawatt aligned

Self-supplied power — no load on Utah ratepayers

Six Buildings. 1+ GW Total Prime Power. Under Active Development.

Phase 1 construction is underway: 1+ GW prime power, Caterpillar generators on order.

Phase 1 Specifications:

6 state-of-the-art facilities

Supports future AI density requirements

Liquid cooling ready

The Expansion Plan Already Approved and Engineered

The campus master plan accommodates future phases and diverse generation sources. Across 4,000 acres, we're building the infrastructure backbone for next-generation AI—a campus that scales with your ambitions, not constrains them. Every phase is pre-engineered into our infrastructure from day one.

The Fiber Crossroads of the American West

Six independent fiber highways intersect at our campus, with dark fiber available today—not promised tomorrow. This is dedicated capacity that scales with your needs.

Carriers on-site:

Lumen, Zayo, AT&T, Verizon

Path diversity

6 physically diverse routes

Capacity:

Multi-terabit per route

Peering:

Direct connections to major IX points

The Fiber Crossroads of the American West

Six independent fiber highways intersect at our campus, with dark fiber available today—not promised tomorrow. This is dedicated capacity that scales with your needs.