DigiPower X: Columbiana, AL

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DigiPower X: Columbiana, AL

Site planned for 2026 and has expansions through 2027

Sites leasing space from DigiPower X Inc.:

Cerebras: Columbiana, AL

DigiPower X, a blockchain company, is expanding its focus by establishing a specialized division for traditional data center hosting. This new unit, US Data Centers, a fully owned subsidiary, will concentrate on building data centers optimized for high-performance computing and artificial intelligence applications.

The first phase, a $176 million development, is slated to go live in the second quarter of 2026. Following this, a $264 million investment will support the second phase, anticipated to be operational around the first quarter of 2027.

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130 Industrial Pkwy

DigiPower X Inc. Sites

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Sites within 15 miles of DigiPower X: Columbiana, AL

Distance	Site	About
0.03 miles	Cerebras: Columbiana, AL	Cerebras has signed a 10-year, $1.1 billion agreement to lease high-density colocation space from Digi Power X in Columbiana, Alabama.
19.79 miles	Western Hospitality: Childersburg Campus	The proposed $6 billion development at the Childersburg Industrial Park represents a massive transformation for the historic 486-acre Alabama Ordnance Works site.

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DigiPower X is a US-based blockchain technology company specializing in network development, hosting, and mining operations powered by renewable and sustainable energy sources. Currently, 90% of their operations use zero-carbon emission energy, with over 50% from renewable sources. As they acquire power generation facilities, they aim to utilize low-carbon or renewable "bridge" power sources. Their goal is to transform power usage and blockchain applications by leveraging existing power supplies.

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