SpaceX plans $50 billion supercomputing campus in Arizona

The proposed Cochise Supercomputer Campus targets up to 6 gigawatts of capacity and faces a county public hearing in December SpaceX wants to build a $50 billion supercomputing campus in the Arizona desert, and the project is expected to create 6,500 jobs. The company best known for landing rockets on barges is now proposing one of the largest US data center projects by power capacity. It would also be SpaceX’s first venture into gigawatt-scale, grid-connected AI computing. The project is called the Cochise Supercomputer Campus. It sits in Cochise County, Arizona. The plan covers 747 acres. It calls for up to nine buildings, each roughly 493,000 square feet. The headline number is power. The campus has a peak capacity goal of 6 gigawatts (GW).

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