Confirm the workload
Align power profile, density, cooling approach, network demand, footprint, phasing, and target schedule.
Available now · San Antonio, Texas metro
Powered land for modular compute.
A 3.0 MW powered site positioned near the San Antonio metro, with a practical modular compute pad adjacent to BESS infrastructure, 100 Gb/s on-net connectivity, and a plan for physically diverse fiber approaches.
Site profile
Site at a glance
3.0 MWAvailable today
EXPANDABLECapacity to grow
100 Gb/sOn-net connectivity
10 MWBESS grid tie
PREPAREDGenset pad
READYFuel-truck access
01 Site system
Power, storage adjacency, and connectivity considered as one deployment.
Utility source3.0 MW
Adjacent infrastructure
BESS
10 MW Grid Tie
Modular compute pad
02 Site advantage
Capacity without starting from zero.
The advantage is convergence. Available power, BESS adjacency, a defined modular pad concept, and separate fiber approaches can be evaluated together instead of as disconnected workstreams. This powered site is deployment ready.
The result is a more direct diligence path for operators seeking a right-sized edge, inference, private-cloud, or other modular compute deployment near a major Texas metro.
03 Deployment pathway
Move from interest to a site-specific plan.
Validate the site
Review power documentation, site control, civil constraints, BESS interfaces, fiber routing, and commercial assumptions.
Engineer the complete path
Coordinate the modular pad, electrical scope, connectivity, security, commissioning, and operating handoff.
04 Diligence
Site questions.
Is the 3.0 MW available today?
The site is being presented as available now for commercial and technical diligence. Deliverable capacity, timing, interconnection conditions, and commercial terms must be confirmed through supporting documentation and definitive agreements.
Are the fiber routes already contracted?
The target design provides for two physically diverse approaches to the modular compute pad. Carrier availability, route diversity, construction scope, and service dates require site-specific validation.
What does BESS adjacency mean for the compute project?
The diagram shows the modular compute pad next to BESS infrastructure so electrical, civil, access, safety, and operating interfaces can be evaluated as one coordinated site system.
What deployment formats fit the site?
The concept is intended for modular and phased compute. Final fit depends on the operator’s electrical, cooling, density, acoustic, security, and network requirements.
Start with the workload
Request the site package.
Share your target capacity, deployment format, connectivity needs, and timing. We’ll outline the diligence path and available site materials.
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