Country
United States
AI data center dossier
Country
United States
Operator
Meta
Energy
Renewable
Known capacity
1 GW
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Meta’s El Paso campus is a gigawatt-scale infrastructure project designed specifically for "superintelligence" workloads. With a $1.5 billion initial investment, the campus is engineered for high-density power and advanced liquid cooling systems to support the next generation of AI accelerators. The facility is part of Meta's broader strategy to bring tens of gigawatts of new computing power online over the next decade. Located in West Texas, the site benefits from favorable grid balancing characteristics and proximity to renewable energy sources. The El Paso hub is optimized for large-scale model training, serving as a primary node in Meta’s global AI research and development network.
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