Lancium: Childress Campus

Lancium owns the land and the electrical infrastructure at its Clean Campus in southeast Childress County, Texas. The campus covers a reinvestment zone of about 3,720 acres south of US 287, about nine miles from Childress. Data center operators build on the land.

Crusoe is building three data centers, known as Project Hyper, on about 270 acres along County Road 23, south of IREN's Childress campus. Bloomberg reported in June 2026 that Meta is the end customer.

Utility

The campus has a 1 GW grid interconnection approved by ERCOT. The reinvestment zone includes a 150-foot interconnecting easement that runs east from the Tesla 345 kV substation, owned by Electric Transmission Texas. ERCOT plans a new 345 kV terminal at Tesla and, for later phases, a new Nikola 345 kV substation for the campus. AEP Texas is the transmission provider.

Site History

• In July 2026, Crusoe and Lancium announced the campus, and construction of the first building began.
• In March 2025, Childress County approved ten phases of tax abatements for the campus.
• In February 2025, Childress County created the campus's reinvestment zone.