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Orcadian Energy Plc studies Minihard datacentre in Memphis for compute viability

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Orcadian Energy Plc is studying the Minihard datacentre located in Memphis. The company's directors are using the facility to support the viability of offshore compute for its Earlham Gigagrid project. The Minihard building, which is nearing completion, is planned to house 220,000 Nvidia GB300s and is expected to draw over 450MW of total power, with 400MW dedicated to IT compute.

From investegate.co.uk

Why it matters

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The study relates to Orcadian Energy Plc's efforts to build an offshore datacentre. The Minihard facility's planned power draw of over 450MW highlights the massive energy requirements and infrastructure needs associated with large-scale data centers.

From investegate.co.uk

Who's involved

  • MemphisLocation of the Minihard datacentre
  • Elon MuskAssociated with the Minihard datacentre
  • TennesseeState hosting the Minihard datacentre

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  • TennesseeSpeculative

    Tennessee might face increased infrastructure investment needs to support the large-scale energy demand signaled by facilities like Minihard.

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