The New AI Gold Rush: A Global Pact to Build a $2.3B American AI Campus

CORAL GABLES, FL – June 15, 2026

In a move that underscores the immense global scramble for AI dominance, a strategic partnership has been forged to develop a massive AI data campus in Florida. Tachyon9 Corporation, a private energy and data infrastructure developer, announced a binding agreement with Nidar Infrastructure, the parent of Indian AI powerhouse Yotta Data Services. The deal aims to anchor the Nakota AI Data Campus, a project with ambitions to scale up to a staggering one gigawatt (GW) of power capacity.

The initial 15-year commitment, focused on a 100-megawatt (MW) deployment, is projected to generate approximately $2.34 billion in revenue, establishing a powerful new player in the American AI landscape. This collaboration isn't just about building another data center; it's a blueprint for a new kind of company purpose-built for the AI era, one that seeks to control the entire value chain from the power plug to the AI cloud.

Beyond the Data Center: The Rise of Vertical Integration

The central challenge of the AI boom is no longer just the scarcity of advanced silicon but the availability of two more fundamental resources: power and space. The insatiable energy demands of AI models have made access to reliable power the defining competitive advantage in the digital economy. This partnership is a direct response to that reality.

The proposed combination of Tachyon9 and the publicly-listed Nixxy, Inc. (NASDAQ: NIXX) aims to create a vertically integrated platform. Unlike traditional data center operators focused on real estate and colocation, this new entity is designed to manage everything from power generation and infrastructure development to GPU compute deployment and AI cloud services. Tachyon9 contributes the development pipeline, including land rights for the 620-acre Nakota project and approximately $64 million in equipment, backed by a plan to secure $1 billion in investment for the site's energy infrastructure. Nixxy provides the public market presence needed to access capital markets.

However, the crucial catalyst is the addition of Nidar and its subsidiary, Yotta. Yotta brings not just an anchor tenant commitment but, more importantly, proven hyperscale operational expertise and a deep-seated relationship with AI technology leader NVIDIA. This vertically integrated model, linking energy, real estate, finance, and hyperscale AI operations, represents a strategic pivot designed to bypass the bottlenecks that are currently plaguing AI infrastructure deployment worldwide.

India's AI Champion Goes Global

The partnership provides powerful third-party validation from an organization that has rapidly become one of Asia's most formidable AI infrastructure operators. Yotta Data Services, backed by the Indian real estate and infrastructure conglomerate Hiranandani Group, is not a newcomer to large-scale AI. The company operates an estimated 60-70% of India's total deployed GPU capacity.

Under the leadership of co-founders Darshan Hiranandani and Sunil Gupta, Yotta developed Shakti Cloud, India's first sovereign AI platform built in partnership with NVIDIA. This platform was a strategic move to enable Indian enterprises and government bodies to develop large language models entirely within the nation's borders. Yotta’s commitment to this space was further cemented by a recent $2 billion investment to deploy over 20,000 liquid-cooled NVIDIA Blackwell Ultra GPUs, creating one of Asia's largest AI superclusters.

Now, Yotta is bringing that expertise to the United States. Darshan Hiranandani, Chairman of Nidar Infrastructure, framed the move not just as an expansion, but as a co-development of the AI stack on a global stage. “Our partnership with NVIDIA is not a vendor relationship; it is a co-development of the AI infrastructure stack,” he stated, adding, “The Nakota Data Campus brings this proven model to the United States at exactly the moment when America’s AI industry needs it most.”

This international expansion is being financed by significant investor interest. Yotta is reportedly pursuing a pre-IPO financing round to raise $600-$900 million, targeting a public listing at a valuation between $4 billion and $6 billion, highlighting the intense global demand for proven AI infrastructure assets.

Assembling a Public Company for the AI Economy

The complex deal structure aims to forge a new, publicly traded entity capable of competing at scale. The combination of Tachyon9’s development assets with Nixxy's public market platform is designed to accelerate growth. While Nixxy has recently reported a dramatic surge in revenue to nearly $98 million in fiscal 2025, regulatory filings also note a net loss and an accumulated deficit, making the infusion of Tachyon9's assets and the strategic partnership with Nidar a transformative event for the company.

By anchoring the Nakota campus, Nidar’s U.S. affiliate will not only be the foundational customer providing a projected $156 million in annual recurring revenue for the first phase, but will also participate as an economic partner in the project. This structure de-risks the massive capital expenditure and aligns the interests of the developer, operator, and public entity.

Shahal Khan, CEO of Tachyon9, emphasized the strategic depth of the agreement. “This agreement is much more than a customer relationship,” he said. “It represents strategic validation from one of the world's leading AI infrastructure operators and serves as another important building block in the creation of a publicly traded AI infrastructure company.”

The collaboration represents a bold bet that the future of AI infrastructure belongs to integrated platforms that can deliver power, capacity, and compute at a scale and speed that traditional models cannot match. As the digital world continues to be remade by artificial intelligence, this partnership in the wetlands of Florida could become a landmark in the global infrastructure buildout.