ENGIE Collaborates with Prometheus Hyperscale to Co-Develop Next-Generation AI-Ready Data Centers in Texas

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ENGIE has partnered with Prometheus Hyperscale to co-develop AI-ready data centers along the I-35 corridor in Texas, with the first sites expected to be operational by 2026. This collaboration aims to combine ENGIE's renewable energy and battery storage expertise with Prometheus' advanced liquid-cooled data center infrastructure to meet the increasing demand for sustainable computing capacity, particularly for AI applications. The project will also involve collaboration with Conduit for on-site power generation and offer carbon emission offset options.

The partnership highlights ENGIE's commitment to providing integrated energy solutions that support scalable and resilient infrastructure, as stated by David Carroll, Chief Renewables Officer at ENGIE North America. Bernard Looney, Chairman of Prometheus, emphasized the importance of collaboration in developing sustainable digital infrastructure for AI, noting that ENGIE's assets and expertise make them an ideal partner in this endeavor. The alliance aims to address market needs for reliable and efficient data centers while promoting sustainability.