Soluna Secures 397-Acre Texas Site for 300 MW AI Computing Campus — Soluna Holdings, Inc.

Event summary

Soluna Holdings acquired 397 acres in Briscoe County, Texas for Project Dorothy 3, exceeding initial 300-acre plans.
The site will host a renewable-first AI computing campus with up to 300 MW capacity.
Adjacent to existing Projects Dorothy 1 and 2, and the 150 MW Briscoe Wind Farm, enabling direct power access.
Total development pipeline now stands at 6.3 GW across multiple sites.
Company currently operates 192 MW of energized capacity.

The big picture

Soluna's acquisition positions it to capitalize on the surging demand for sustainable AI infrastructure. The strategic co-location with renewable energy sources addresses both environmental concerns and operational efficiency, potentially giving Soluna an edge in attracting AI computing customers. With a 6.3 GW development pipeline, the company is scaling aggressively in a market where renewable-powered data centers are becoming increasingly valuable.

What we're watching

Execution Pace: How quickly Soluna can develop Project Dorothy 3 to meet growing AI computing demand.
Power Integration: Whether the direct connection to Briscoe Wind Farm will reduce operational costs and carbon footprint.
Market Positioning: The pace at which Soluna can differentiate itself in the competitive green data center space.