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Applied Digital Expands Operations in North Dakota and Texas

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What happened

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Applied reached ready-for-service status in North Dakota. Separately, Applied announced a joint venture with Soluna Holdings to construct a 50-megawatt data center near Soluna's Dorothy 3 development site in Texas. Applied is expected to hold 51% of the joint venture, while Soluna Holdings will contribute the land and power assets, and Applied will supply capital. The project already has a non-binding letter of intent from ChronoScale Holdings, an accelerated compute platform majority-owned by Applied.

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Why it matters

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The expansion reflects Applied's involvement in the artificial intelligence data center market. The joint venture in Texas is subject to approvals, including a tax abatement granted by the local county. The announcement contributed to Applied's stock rising nearly 9% on the day of the report.

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Who's involved

  • AppliedArtificial intelligence data center operator expanding through joint venture and operational status.
  • North DakotaState where Applied has reached ready-for-service status.
  • TexasState where Applied plans to build a new data center via joint venture.

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Possible knock-on effects

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  • AppliedSpeculative

    Applied's business could see increased revenue and capital deployment through the new joint venture in Texas.

  • TexasSpeculative

    Texas could attract new data center investment through the joint venture agreement.

  • Bexar CountySpeculative

    Bexar County might see an increase in local tax revenue due to the project's tax abatement.

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