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Within 25 miles of

El Paso, TX 79901

3 data centers within 25 miles, 2 under construction, 1 proposed. 6 small sites are on record but not on the map. The closest to protected land is Project Jupiter (STACK Infrastructure / BorderPlex Digital Assets), about 12 miles from Organ/franklin Mountains Area of Critical Environmental Concern.

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  1. Fort Bliss Data Center (Carlyle Group / U.S. Army)Carlyle Group · El Paso County · Proposed · Campus0.7 mi
  2. EdgeCore El PasoMeta Platforms · El Paso County · Under construction · Campus6.8 mi
  3. Project Jupiter (STACK Infrastructure / BorderPlex Digital Assets)STACK Infrastructure · Doña Ana County · Under construction · Campus15 mi
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Near protected land

  1. Project Jupiter (STACK Infrastructure / BorderPlex Digital Assets)~12 mi from Organ/franklin Mountains Area of Critical Environmental Concern
  2. EdgeCore El Paso~15 mi from Organ/franklin Mountains Area of Critical Environmental Concern
  3. Fort Bliss Data Center (Carlyle Group / U.S. Army)~17 mi from Organ/franklin Mountains Area of Critical Environmental Concern

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