Energy Vault starts construction of powered AI campus in Texas with 8 MW initial capacity

Energy Vault starts construction of powered AI campus in Texas with 8 MW initial capacity
Energy Vault starts Texas AI campus

Energy Vault has broken ground on its powered AI infrastructure campus in Snyder, Texas, signaling the start of construction for the site that will deploy Crusoe Spark modular data centers.

This initiative follows an earlier commercial agreement between Energy Vault and Crusoe Cloud announced at the beginning of the year, now moving from planning to execution. The first phase will deliver an initial capacity of 8 megawatts, targeting growing demand for AI and cloud computing facilities. The project aims to provide scalable, sustainable infrastructure for next-generation computing in the region.

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