Data Center Signal is tracking 5 clips about Cummins data center developments across 4 states, including TX, IN, NY, VA.
Data center trade groups and companies are increasingly using school visits, educational materials and student field trips to improve the industry's image amid growing backlash over data center construction and environmental impacts. The outreach has included programs in Loudoun County, Washington state, Minnesota and the Washington, D.C., area.
Two companies with ties to the Jamestown area, Electrovaya and Cummins, are targeting the data center power supply market with different solutions. Electrovaya is launching its ElvaPulse battery energy storage system designed for AI data centers, which will be manufactured at its Ellicott/Jamestown plant. Cummins is expanding its generator portfolio to meet the increasing demand for on-site power generation in data centers.
Cummins Inc., based in Columbus, Indiana, announced it will supply its largest-ever battery storage system for a large, unnamed U.S. data center project. This system is designed to manage power surges caused by artificial intelligence, stabilizing the power grid and preventing outages.
Cummins Inc. announced an agreement to provide natural gas generators for Circe Energy's High-Performance Computing data centers in Texas, including a West Texas campus. These generators will create a scalable, behind-the-meter microgrid solution to address power grid constraints and support growing AI demand. Deliveries are scheduled from 2026 through 2030.
Cummins Inc. announced a significant agreement to provide high-horsepower natural gas generators for a large high-performance computing data center in West Texas. These generators will serve as the primary power source for the facility. This deal highlights the use of natural gas microgrids for data center power solutions.