HashWorks: Waterford (Project Crystal)
HashWorks Industries, now also called Continuum Partners, plans the Project Crystal data center campus on land it assembled in Waterford Township, Ohio.
HashWorks Industries develops sites for high-density computing, energy storage and renewable energy. It is based in Westport, Connecticut, and was founded in 2021 by Todd Esse, its CEO, with co-founders Jason Tham and Bob Johnson. Its business lines cover powered land, energy solutions and asset management.
In 2026 its subsidiary HashWorks Powered Land Waterford assembled more than 900 acres in Waterford Township, Ohio, for a data center campus. The company now also presents itself as Continuum Partners.
HashWorks Industries, now also called Continuum Partners, plans the Project Crystal data center campus on land it assembled in Waterford Township, Ohio.
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