Lancium
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Lancium is a Texas-based energy technology and infrastructure company that develops massive, grid-connected “Clean Campus” sites designed to power gigawatt-scale AI and high-performance computing, pairing behind-the-meter generation and storage with grid interconnects rather than selling traditional colocation or cloud services directly to end customers. As of 2025-2026, its flagship project is the 1.2GW Abilene, Texas campus, where partner Crusoe Energy Systems is building AI data centers that anchor OpenAI/Oracle’s Stargate initiative, and Lancium has additional campuses under development in Childress County and Hall County, Texas, plus its original Fort Stockton facility used for Bitcoin mining and high-throughput computing. Lancium’s differentiator is its focus on the power and grid-interconnection layer underneath AI data centers — securing multi-gigawatt ERCOT-approved interconnects, building closed-loop water-recirculating cooling systems, and structuring campuses so tenants like Crusoe, QTS, and Oracle can build enormous facilities on Lancium-developed land and power infrastructure.
Lancium operates as a colocation provider and self-operated data center operator, with facilities at the following locations:
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Lancium Data Center Locations
- Abilene, Texas, USA Lancium Clean Campus (Abilene / Stargate 1)AI DATA CENTER PENDING REVIEW
This is Lancium's flagship campus and the site of Project Stargate's first buildout, with Oracle announced as an anchor tenant and Crusoe expanding the facility to eight buildings and 1.2 gigawatts of total power capacity by 2025-2026. - Childress, Texas, USA Lancium Clean Campus (Childress)AI DATA CENTER PENDING REVIEW
Reported plans describe up to 10 data center buildings at this site with a planned investment of roughly $4 billion per site, potentially totaling $40 billion across the campus. - Fort Stockton, Texas, USA Fort Stockton Clean Campus PENDING REVIEW
This original Lancium site operates at roughly a 25MW-scale, with substations built to enable expansion toward 300MW, and was Lancium's first facility used for Bitcoin mining and high-throughput computing. - Turkey, Texas, USA Lancium Clean Campus (Hall County)AI DATA CENTER PENDING REVIEW
QTS announced plans in 2026 to build up to 11 data center buildings across roughly 465 acres on this Lancium-developed campus near the town of Turkey in Hall County.
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AI Data Centers
Lancium's newer campuses are purpose-built for AI-scale compute rather than general-purpose hosting. At Abilene, Texas, partner Crusoe Energy Systems is building an AI data center campus that reached a 1.2 gigawatt total power capacity across eight buildings by 2025-2026, serving as an anchor site for the OpenAI/SoftBank/Oracle-backed Stargate initiative. Lancium requires all its Clean Campuses to use closed-loop, water-recirculating cooling systems designed for the high density demands of large-scale AI training and inference, and it is developing similarly gigawatt-scale, ERCOT-approved campuses in Childress and Hall County, Texas for AI/HPC tenants.
- Abilene, USA Lancium Clean Campus (Abilene / Stargate 1) AI DATA CENTER PENDING REVIEW
This is Lancium's flagship campus and the site of Project Stargate's first buildout, with Oracle announced as an anchor tenant and Crusoe expanding the facility to eight buildings and 1.2 gigawatts of total power capacity by 2025-2026. - Childress, USA Lancium Clean Campus (Childress) AI DATA CENTER PENDING REVIEW
Reported plans describe up to 10 data center buildings at this site with a planned investment of roughly $4 billion per site, potentially totaling $40 billion across the campus. - Turkey, USA Lancium Clean Campus (Hall County) AI DATA CENTER PENDING REVIEW
QTS announced plans in 2026 to build up to 11 data center buildings across roughly 465 acres on this Lancium-developed campus near the town of Turkey in Hall County.
Common Questions
Does Lancium build AI/GPU data centers itself, or does it lease space to others?
Lancium primarily develops the land, power infrastructure, and grid interconnects for gigawatt-scale campuses, then partners with operators who build and run the actual AI data centers on site — for example, Crusoe Energy Systems is constructing and operating the AI data center buildings at Lancium's Abilene, Texas Clean Campus, while QTS has announced plans to build up to 11 data center buildings at Lancium's Hall County campus.
What is the Lancium Clean Campus in Abilene, Texas used for?
The Abilene Clean Campus is a 1.2-gigawatt AI and cloud-compute campus being developed with Crusoe Energy Systems, and it serves as a key site for Project Stargate, the OpenAI/SoftBank/Oracle/MGX-backed AI infrastructure initiative, with Oracle announced as an anchor tenant.
Where are Lancium's data center campuses located?
All of Lancium's known campuses are in Texas: an original facility in Fort Stockton, the flagship 1.2GW campus in Abilene, and newer campuses under development in Childress County and Hall County.
Is Lancium's infrastructure AI/GPU-optimized?
Lancium markets its Clean Campuses explicitly as gigawatt-scale AI data center infrastructure with closed-loop cooling systems, and at Abilene, its partner Crusoe is building purpose-built AI data centers to support large-scale AI training and inference, including for OpenAI-related workloads.
Does Lancium offer colocation services?
Lancium is classified as a colocation provider among other services it offers — we can't confirm which specific facilities provide colocation services. Please contact Lancium directly to confirm colocation availability.
Does Lancium offer cloud services?
We haven't confirmed cloud services for Lancium yet — this isn't a definitive no, since our research can miss things. Please contact Lancium directly to confirm cloud availability.
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