The Texas Tech University System is collaborating with Fermi America to develop the world’s largest advanced energy and AI campus near Amarillo, a pioneering project.
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Fermi America is developing advanced electric grids designed to provide highly redundant, gigawatt-scale power for next-generation artificial intelligence applications. Its primary project, the HyperGrid™ campus in Amarillo, Texas, is planned as a large-scale energy and AI complex. This facility aims to integrate nuclear, natural gas, utility, solar, and battery power sources. With a projected capacity of 11 gigawatts and 18 million square feet of AI infrastructure, Fermi America intends to establish a significant position in both energy and artificial intelligence sectors.
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Conceptual rendering of Fermi America's HyperGrid™ Campus in Amarillo, Texas
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Rendering of Fermi America's HyperGrid™ Campus
Source: Fermi America & Texas Tech University
