New Era: New Mexico Expansion
Later-phase expansion of New Era Energy & Digital's wholly-owned Lea County, New Mexico campus, adding nuclear generation as the hub scales toward its full multi-gigawatt build-out.
New Era Energy & Digital, Inc. (Nasdaq: NUAI) is a developer and operator of next generation digital infrastructure and integrated power assets. With a growing portfolio of strategically located, vertically integrated resources including powered land and powered shells, we deliver turnkey solutions that enable hyperscale, enterprise, and edge operators to accelerate data center deployment and optimize total cost of ownership while future-proofing their infrastructure investments.
Later-phase expansion of New Era Energy & Digital's wholly-owned Lea County, New Mexico campus, adding nuclear generation as the hub scales toward its full multi-gigawatt build-out.
New Era Energy & Digital has acquired a 3,500-acre site in Lea County, New Mexico, to develop a massive AI-ready data center campus.
This facility is part of Texas Critical Data Centers' (TCDC) Odessa Campus in West Texas.
This facility is part of Texas Critical Data Centers' (TCDC) Odessa Campus in West Texas.
This facility is part of Texas Critical Data Centers' (TCDC) Odessa Campus in West Texas.
This facility is part of Texas Critical Data Centers' (TCDC) Odessa Campus in West Texas.
This facility is part of Texas Critical Data Centers' (TCDC) Odessa Campus in West Texas.
This facility is part of Texas Critical Data Centers' (TCDC) Odessa Campus in West Texas.
This facility is part of Texas Critical Data Centers' (TCDC) Odessa Campus in West Texas.
This facility is part of Texas Critical Data Centers' (TCDC) Odessa Campus in West Texas.
Texas Critical Data Centers (TCDC) is New Era Energy & Digital's flagship behind-the-meter AI/HPC data center campus on 438 acres in Ector County, near Odessa in the Permian Basin. Originally a 50/50 joint venture with Sharon AI, the project is now wholly owned by New Era Energy & Digital (Nasdaq: NUAI). It is being developed as a multi-phase, natural gas-powered hyperscale campus with partners Stream Data Centers and Primary Digital Infrastructure.
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New Era Energy & Digital has signed a land option purchase agreement for around 3,500 acres in Lea County, New Mexico, with plans to develop an up to 7GW AI data center campus powered by natural gas and nuclear energy.According to New Era, the Lea County location was selected due to its...
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