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The IVDC is nearly a million square feet of data infrastructure. Understanding what that means — and what it doesn't mean — changes the environmental
The global competition to build AI infrastructure is fundamentally a competition for power. Imperial Valley has the power, the land, and the grid. Wha
Site selectors are watching what happens to the IVDC. A permitted, court-validated project that gets blocked anyway tells them everything they need to
Co-locating AI compute with geothermal baseload power on an independent grid eliminates every constraint that limits data center development elsewhere
The United States' AI competitive position depends on domestic compute infrastructure. Imperial Valley's geothermal power makes it a strategically imp
The 862 MWh battery energy storage system isn't just for the data center. Grid-scale storage on an independent utility system stabilizes power deliver
Microsoft, Google, and Amazon have all made public net-zero water commitments. A data center that runs on recycled municipal wastewater in a closed-lo
Geothermal generation, battery storage, lithium extraction, and AI compute — in the same geography, on the same independent grid. This combination doe
Silicon Valley is full. The data centers that power AI have to be built somewhere. The land, power, and grid access that make Imperial Valley optimal
Geothermal power. Lithium extraction. AI compute. Battery storage. On one independent grid, in one geography. The integrated tech ecosystem Imperial V
