Data Center Signal is tracking 3 clips about Jane Street data center developments across 2 states, including OK, AZ.
Data center developer Fluidstack and tenant Jane Street are providing $7 million to education institutions across Okmulgee County. The funding will support nine K-12 districts, Green Country Technology Center and OSU Institute of Technology as the county prepares for a planned data center and changing workforce needs.
Fluidstack, a startup recently valued at $18 billion, is playing a crucial role in Google's strategy to expand its AI chip business and compete with Nvidia. The company is building and operating data centers for Anthropic's large-scale TPU deployment, securing gigawatts of power resources from Bitcoin miners across multiple US locations, including Glendale, Arizona, and sites in Texas. Fluidstack is rapidly expanding its computing power capacity with significant new financing.
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.