Data Center Campus

Nscale: Monarch Compute Campus

3 sites West Virginia
Planned
Future facility in planning stage
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Campus at a Glance

3 data centers on this campus
First built in 2028 with expansions through 2028
Coordinates: 38.91527, -82.11208
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Planned

The Monarch Compute Campus is a massive, 2,250-acre AI mega-project in Mason County, West Virginia, designed to scale to an unprecedented gigawatts (GW) of power capacity. Developed by AI hyperscaler Nscale following its March 2026 acquisition of AIPCorp, the site operates as the nation's first state-certified, "behind-the-meter" AI microgrid, utilizing a dedicated pipeline of Marcellus Shale natural gas to power hundreds of localized Caterpillar internal combustion engines.

This entirely self-contained, off-grid architecture bypasses regional grid constraints while completely protecting local ratepayers from rising utility costs.

Buildings

Sites on this Campus

Site Operator Status Operational Building Size Built
Neocloud Data CenterInterested in this information?Contact us Nscale
Planned
— — 2028
Nscale: Monarch Compute Bldg2 Nscale
Planned
— — 2028
Neocloud Data CenterInterested in this information?Contact us Nscale
Planned
— — 2028

Map and Nearby Locations

Nscale: Monarch Compute Campus Power Growth Over Time

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Construction
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Land Bank
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Currently Operational
across NN Request Dataset sites
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NN Request Dataset sites currently building
Planned / Prospective
NN Request Dataset sites announced, but haven't started construction

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Operating Company

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Nscale is a European-based hyperscaler built specifically for AI. It delivers exceptional performance for demanding workloads like training and fine-tuning, through a vertically integrated infrastructure spanning its data centers and software stack.

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