Amazon revives 600MW Fermi data center power deal
Fermi has a preliminary agreement for 600MW of power capacity at its Texas data center campus with Amazon, the FT reports, nearly a year after Amazon walked away from earlier talks.
Confirmed
- Fermi has a preliminary agreement with Amazon for 600MW of power capacity
- The capacity is at Fermi's Texas data center campus, Project Matador
- Amazon revived the deal nearly a year after walking away from earlier talks
Not yet known
- Which investment-grade hyperscaler committed about $200 million to advance the project
- Whether the preliminary agreement will be finalized
What we know
The FT reports Amazon revived the deal with the troubled data centre venture. Per the FT, the agreement covers 600MW at Project Matador, and the company said an investment-grade hyperscaler committed about $200 million to advance it.
Sources
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