BlockchAIn signs LOI for 20 MW build-to-suit data center lease in Southeastern US CLT market

Reuters03-17
BlockchAIn signs LOI for 20 MW build-to-suit data center lease in Southeastern US CLT market

BlockchAIn, which recently completed a business combination with Signing Day Sports, entered a non-binding LOI with a global cloud infrastructure provider for a build-to-suit data center lease in the CLT market in the Southeastern U.S. The proposed facility is expected to support up to 20 MW of AI and high-performance computing capacity and is planned as a one-story building of about 46,550 square feet. The project would represent more than USD 400 million in total contract value over an initial 10-year lease term if definitive documentation is executed. The facility is expected to be built on about 4.4 acres, with operations expected to commence about nine months after a definitive lease agreement is executed.

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