Define the scope.
Make clear what is included and who is responsible.
AI data center development
DEVELOP / OWN / LEASEThe Data Center Company develops and leases gigawatt-class, multi-tenant AI data center campuses for hyperscale and AI tenants.
01 / THE MODEL
Developer. Owner. Landlord.
We develop and build campuses, deliver tenant-ready infrastructure, and retain ownership under long-term lease agreements.
Tenants operate their own white-space environments—the space housing their computing equipment.
Understand the model02 / FROM POWER TO CAMPUS
Our general development model connects six steps around the campus and its prospective tenants.
Secure appropriate power for the development.
Align infrastructure requirements with prospective tenants.
Advance campus planning and development.
Build and deliver tenant-ready infrastructure.
Retain the campus for the long term.
Lease infrastructure under long-term agreements.
03 / BUILD · MEASURE · REPORT
Infrastructure decisions depend on information people can use. Our approach calls for clear responsibilities, defined measurements, and reporting that distinguishes plans from progress.
Make clear what is included and who is responsible.
Explain what a measure includes, its boundaries, and when it applies.
Show sources, status, assumptions, and material changes.
04 / START THE RIGHT CONVERSATION
Infrastructure requirements, prospective occupancy, and long-term leasing.
Power availability and energy infrastructure opportunities.
Potential campus locations and development opportunities.
Project delivery, capital, planning, and local questions.
Resources for everyone
What is behind-the-meter power? Does a closed loop still use water? How can other electricity customers be protected?
Explore the technology, the tradeoffs, and the evidence that makes a project’s claims meaningful.
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Tell us what you’re planning, where you’re focused, and what the next decision requires.