SpaceX unveils $50B Arizona supercomputing campus: 6GW, 4.44M sq ft for superintelligence training
XFreeze · x · 2026-11-13
SpaceX has unveiled a $50 billion supercomputing campus planned for Cochise County, Arizona, designed to train its superintelligence models.
- Up to 9 supercomputing buildings, 493,000 sq ft each, totaling 4.44M sq ft of compute space on a 747-acre site; construction targeted for 2027
- Up to 6 GW of power across the campus
- Up to 24 GWh of grid-connected battery storage — among the largest planned battery installations in the U.S. — plus regional solar, for backup power, grid stabilization, and absorbing large demand swings
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