From the cloud to a place

Who builds it?
Who keeps it running?

Data centers are buildings, workplaces and long-term obligations. Follow named sites through the people’s organizations and companies that construct, operate, maintain and finance them.

Every line has a stated role and a source; dates and undisclosed terms remain visible. A supplier relationship does not, by itself, establish a military use, campaign designation or control over the customer.

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29 of 29 named sites match this edition.

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Abilene / Lancium campus

Named Texas campus connecting land, power, development and capital.

This record covers the 1.2 GW Abilene development described in 2025. A later adjacent project is not merged into its finance record.

Direct connections in this site’s record. The cards below explain each role, period and source. Select a circle to continue through the wider network. On small screens, scroll the diagram horizontally; the same relationships are listed below.

What is disclosed?

● Operations & maintenance services: record present○ Construction & fit-out: not established here○ Equipment & building systems: not established here● Owners, developers, operators & clients: record present● Capital & financing: record present

Operations & maintenance services

Owners, developers, operators & clients

Capital & financing

Location & public context

Keep investigating the local consequences.

Use public procurement files, planning decisions, environmental permits and workers’ own accounts to investigate power, water, backup generation, working conditions and long-term care. A missing contractor means the role is not established in this edition; it does not mean the work does not exist.

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