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DC BLOX TO DEVELOP FOUR SOUTH EASTERN HYPERSCALE EDGE NODE DATA CENTRES
DC BLOX , a leading provider of digital infrastructure across the South Eastern US , has announced it is developing three new hyperscale Edge node sites in addition to a previously announced location .
The new data centres will be located in Montgomery , Alabama ; North Augusta , South Carolina ; and Huntsville , Alabama ; in addition to the location in Conyers , Georgia that was formerly made public .
These developments underscore the company ’ s commitment to supporting the South East ’ s rapidly growing demand for digital infrastructure .
The Montgomery facility will initially support 5MW for a hyperscale anchor tenant , with the capacity to expand up to 40MW to accommodate additional tenants . The North Augusta and Huntsville sites are each designed to provide 5MW of power dedicated to the hyperscale client .
These new developments further validate DC BLOX ’ s strategy to deliver scalable , efficient digital infrastructure solutions across the region including Edge-market Tier III data centres , the Myrtle Beach Cable Landing Station , large-scale hyperscale data centres and a regional fibre network . Each component plays a crucial role in meeting the increasing need for Edge data services in the South East where DC BLOX ’ s expertise and dedication to local partnerships drive significant growth .
" Our continued expansion is a testament to the soundness of our strategy and our deep understanding of the South Eastern market ," said Jeff Uphues , CEO of DC BLOX . " With each new site , we are building critical digital infrastructure that enables hyperscale companies to operate at the Edge while benefiting from the South East ' s favourable economics and rapid growth ."
Oklo will work with one of the fastestgrowing data centre companies to deploy its powerhouses in select markets , addressing the provider ’ s critical need for sustainable , reliable power .
The collaboration supports Oklo ’ s expanding footprint , including its announced sites in Idaho , Ohio , Texas and Wyoming , reinforcing the company ’ s commitment to advancing clean , resilient power options nationwide .
Oklo , an advanced fission power and nuclear fuel recycling company , has partnered with two major data centre providers to deliver up to 750MW of low-carbon power for data centres across the US .
This will expand Oklo ’ s customer pipeline to approximately 2,100MW – underscoring the demand for Oklo ’ s dedicated clean energy solutions .
OKLO SECURES PARTNERSHIPS FOR UP TO 750MW OF POWER FOR US DATA CENTRES
Oklo ’ s Aurora powerhouse design provides power directly on-site or nearby with flexible 15MW and 50MW units that can be deployed in phases . This approach aims to minimise project risks , reduce financing costs and deliver efficient , resilient energy to meet the evolving needs of industrial and commercial clients .
“ The strong customer response reflects confidence in Oklo ’ s clean , reliable and affordable power solutions ,” said Jacob DeWitte , Co-founder and CEO , Oklo . “ Our approach helps enable customers to scale sustainably with reliable power aligned to their long-term goals .”
By building , owning and operating each powerhouse , Oklo makes it easier for customers to adopt nuclear power generation while creating a steady revenue stream for Oklo by selling power – not power plants .
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