Lambda’s planned facility will occupy the southern portion of MidAmerica Industrial Park, a 9,000-acre site established in 1960 on former federal land east of Tulsa. Cloverleaf Infrastructure had been preparing the site for development before Lambda’s selection as the eventual operator. The design is intended to use closed-loop cooling to limit water use, with the ability to reduce certain computing loads during periods of peak demand. Lambda has committed to covering its own electricity and infrastructure costs under Oklahoma’s Data Center Customer Ratepayer Protection Act, and to paying full market value for the land with no incentives or tax abatements. No construction timeline has been disclosed.
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Lambda will anchor Project Red Clay, a 1GW data center campus in Lowndes County, Alabama. The AI cloud provider said on November 4 that it will serve as the end user for the site, which Cloverleaf Infrastructure readied for development, and estimates the project represents a $33.1 billion...
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