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Atlas Compute

Atlas Compute AI Data Center Campus

St. Lucie County, Florida

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22mifrom the boundary ofPelican Island National Wildlife Refuge
  • Capacity240 MWannounced: “The planned facility is designed for an initial capacity of 240 MW with expansion potential up to 1 GW, intended for large-scale AI, cloud, and machine learning workloads.”
  • FootprintLarge, capacity not disclosed

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“The planned facility is designed for an initial capacity of 240 MW with expansion potential up to 1 GW, intended for large-scale AI, cloud, and machine learning workloads.”
FloridaDataCenters.org

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