Kevin O'Leary unveils 40,000-acre Utah AI data center with independent power

10 articles · Updated · Fox News · Apr 28

The facility, announced Monday, will generate about three gigawatts of power using a natural gas pipeline and aims to support U.S. AI companies and national defense.
O'Leary emphasizes the center's independence from local power grids, addressing community concerns over energy strain and costs, while potentially supplying excess power back to the grid.
The project is positioned as a strategic move to help the U.S. compete with China in AI, attract major tech firms, and ensure leadership in AI infrastructure and national security.

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