Data Center Signal is tracking 4 clips about FluidStack data center developments across 4 states, including IN, KY, OK, TX.
Harlingen city commissioners tabled a drainage agreement with data center firm FluidStack following public pushback. The decision requires a future open house and new public hearing rules for the project. This action was taken due to citizen concerns.
FluidStack hosted a public open house in Merom, Indiana, to address community concerns regarding its upcoming data center campus in Sullivan County. Key topics discussed included the facility's water and energy consumption, with FluidStack representatives asserting low water usage and WIN Energy confirming no adverse impact on local electricity rates. The event also touched on the company's commitment to local union labor and a pledged $50 million investment in the county.
This video investigates the entities behind a proposed data center in Okmulgee, Oklahoma, which has had limited public disclosure. It uncovers that FluidStack is the public face and Jane Street a client, but the land acquisition involves entities like Three Rivers Manufacturing LLC, Frontier Holdings AIV, and Frontier Development Holdings LP. These entities are ultimately linked to billionaire investor Philippe Laffont and his company Coatue Management, revealing the financial backing of what could be one of Oklahoma's largest developments.
TeraWulf CEO Paul Prager discusses a new 20-year lease agreement with AI company Anthropic for an AI campus at TeraWulf's Kentucky site in Hawesville. This deal is seen as a significant vote of confidence in TeraWulf's AI infrastructure strategy. He also elaborates on the strategic sale of their stake in the Abernathy joint venture to FluidStack to redeploy capital into higher-return opportunities.