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Ellendale AI Data Center Construction Update for July 2024

The Ellendale AI Data Center by Applied Digital in North Dakota is progressing rapidly towards completion. This facility is designed to redefine AI infrastructure with its state-of-the-art technology and strategic design. The data center spans 363,000 square feet and is built to handle a 100MW IT load.

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The Ellendale AI Data Center is set in North Dakota.

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It spans 363,000 gross square feet and can handle a 100MW IT load.

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It aims to set a new benchmark in AI infrastructure with advanced technology.

Applied Digital continues to make remarkable strides on its Ellendale AI Data Center in North Dakota. This state-of-the-art facility embodies the perfect blend of advanced technology and strategic design, establishing a new benchmark in data infrastructure specifically designed for AI.

This state-of-the-art facility embodies the perfect blend of advanced technology and strategic design, establishing a new benchmark in data infrastructure specifically designed for AI.

The Ellendale AI Data Center spans a massive 363,000 gross square feet across three stories. It is designed to handle an impressive 100MW IT load. This facility is not just another data center; it is a beacon of innovation, purpose-built to cater to the intense demands of accelerated computing that modern AI technologies require.

Keep watching for more updates as this exciting project advances.

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