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Lambda names itself as the user of Project Red Clay in Lowndes County, Alabama, an estimated US$33.1 billion campus with closed-loop cooling
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Lambda said on 4 November that it will build the Red Clay Technology Center Campus in Lowndes County, Alabama, readied by Cloverleaf Infrastructure, an estimated US$33.1 billion investment with more than 1,000 construction jobs and more than 225 permanent roles. Construction is expected to start in the first quarter of 2027 and take up to five years, with power from Alabama Power pending regulatory approval. Lambda says it will pay the full cost of the power and grid infrastructure through upfront commitments, use closed-loop cooling, partner with N-Drip to return at least as much water as the site uses, and fund a US$10 million community benefits agreement. Local reports put the base case at 1,000 MW; the investment figure is the company's estimate.
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