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Massive AI Data Center Planned for Wyoming

Massive AI Data Center Planned for Wyoming

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A massive artificial intelligence data center, a joint venture between Tallgrass and Crusoe, is slated for construction near Cheyenne, Wyoming. Initially consuming 1.8 gigawatts of electricity (enough to power a million homes), it's expandable to 10 gigawatts. This project, potentially linked to OpenAI's Stargate initiative, leverages Wyoming's abundant and inexpensive energy resources. While the exact tenant remains undisclosed, the project has garnered support from Wyoming's governor, highlighting its economic benefits. The data center will utilize a mix of gas and renewable energy sources. Construction is expected to begin soon pending regulatory approvals.

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