Midas Compute: Big Spring

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Midas Compute: Big Spring

Year Planned: 2028

Lot Size: 10 acres

Midas Compute is developing an AI data center on a 10-acre site on North FM 700 in Big Spring, West Texas. The site will run on its own natural-gas generation.

Site History

In September 2026, Midas filed for an air authorization for the on-site generation.
In late 2025, site grading began.

Project Profile

Midas plans the campus in three stages, built from modular GPU blocks.

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1202 N FM 700

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Sites within 15 miles of Midas Compute: Big Spring

Distance	Site	About
2.47 miles	Onmine: Big Springs Project	The Big Spring Project is a high-density data center currently under construction by infrastructure developer ONMINE in Big Spring, Texas.
5.35 miles	Tower PrimeInterested in this information?Contact us	Data center facility details are available on request.Interested in this information?Contact us
10.82 miles	Satoshi Energy: Elbow Creek	Crypto-mining company Satoshi Energy has activated a new data center at a Texas wind farm, marking the first phase of a collaboration with energy firm Clearway.
13.07 miles	QTS: Howard County	QTS Data Centers is planning a data center campus on about 900 acres west of Big Spring in Howard County, Texas. The plan calls for eight buildings.

Operating Company

Midas Compute is a founder-led startup that develops AI data center capacity on a site it controls in Howard County, Texas, next to transmission infrastructure. Co-founders Dragan Jovanovic (CEO), Stefan Paris Michaelides (CFO) and Nick Rose Ntertsas (CSO) previously built natural-gas-powered bitcoin mining operations through Terra Solis. The company plans a phased campus with on-site natural gas generation and offers tenants a repeatable liquid-cooled module of 32 NVIDIA GB300 NVL72 racks. Its listed investors include Alpha Protocol Ventures and Neriah Investments.

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