New Jersey-based CoreWeave is planning a $1.6 billion data center in Plano.
“We are pleased to partner with Plano and the local community to open this cutting-edge data center and create new jobs,” CoreWeave CEO and co-founder Michael Intrator said in a statement. “The 450,000-square-foot facility will help meet the unprecedented demand for high-performance cloud solutions for artificial intelligence, machine learning, pixel streaming and other emerging technologies that CoreWeave is uniquely positioned to deliver.
The building that CoreWeave is occupying was built in 1996 and recently renovated by Dallas-based Lincoln Rackhouse.“With the demand for machine learning, AI and visual effects/rendering sharply rising, we are thrilled to partner with CoreWeave as the company invests in its first data center in Texas, capable of high-computing solutions for such specialized needs,” Plano Mayor John B. Muns said in a statement.
The Plano project announcement comes after CoreWeave’s recent opening of a data center in New York City. CoreWeave specializes in cloud computing services.Advertisement
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