Memphis, Tennessee, United States
Training cluster spanning Memphis, Tennessee and Southaven, Mississippi, generating power on site rather than waiting for utility interconnection.
Project announced
Expected opening
On-site generation is the defining feature: the site sidesteps the interconnection queue, which is why its timeline is faster than grid-dependent peers. CORRECTION 2026-08-01: the 2 GW figure is Musk's claimed total site capacity after the third-building purchase (Dec 2025), not current capacity — Epoch estimates 946 MW IT operating (Aug 2026), projecting 1,531 MW by Q1 2027. The prior 555k GPU figure was an Introl estimate; Musk's own statement was 550k GB200/GB300s as a first batch, and Epoch estimates ~440k Blackwell chips installed, which is now recorded.
