en.Wedoany.com Reported - Big Digital Energy has acquired a plot of land outside the Dallas-Fort Worth area in Texas, U.S., with plans to develop a data center campus.

The Nasdaq-listed company (formerly Mawson Infrastructure Group) announced it has formed a 50:50 joint venture with energy infrastructure firm 10NetZero and signed a letter of intent to acquire an industrial site with power supply in Hood County, Texas.

The two companies plan to develop the site into a large-scale data center campus targeting artificial intelligence clients. The Hood County site spans 50 acres with over 30,000 square feet (approximately 2,787 square meters) of existing building space, which the joint venture intends to repurpose for data center use.

The site currently has 17 megawatts of available power, reportedly upgradeable to 111 megawatts from the grid. Additionally, behind-the-meter natural gas generation can be added, bringing total capacity to 311 megawatts. Big Digital did not disclose the exact location details of the acquired site.

Big Digital Chairman Josh Kilgore stated that acquiring a 50% stake in the site and partnering with 10NetZero reflects the company's efforts to leverage its power and land expertise and project pipeline to identify and acquire AI-ready sites. These transactions demonstrate the management team's commitment to accelerating the transition into an AI data center developer and operator.

Big Digital Chief Operating Officer Cody Smith added that the Hood County site will provide ready power and access to hundreds of megawatts of capacity, enabling the company to deliver capacity to AI clients years ahead of comparable greenfield projects. Partnering with 10NetZero will bring deep energy infrastructure capabilities to the site.

10NetZero is a U.S. energy infrastructure company specializing in designing, building, and operating behind-the-meter power generation and data center facilities, focusing on converting stranded or flared waste natural gas into electricity on-site through its Digital Midstream platform.

Big Digital has also hired Northland Capital Markets as a financial advisor to assist in evaluating the potential use of the company's power assets in AI and high-performance computing, including site-level financing and partnership opportunities. The company is actively assessing expansion opportunities within its existing power and land portfolio, as well as potential acquisitions from private power and land portfolios affiliated with its executive management team.

Originally a cryptocurrency mining company, Big Digital now describes itself as a digital infrastructure enterprise serving AI, high-performance computing, digital assets, and other high-compute-intensive applications. The company currently manages approximately 129 megawatts of data center capacity, with an additional 40 megawatts under construction, primarily in the PJM Interconnection market. It operates sites in Midland (120 megawatts) and Bellefonte (9 megawatts), Pennsylvania, and has a project under construction in Corning (24 megawatts), Ohio.

In May of this year, the company rebranded from Mawson amid an acquisition attempt by investment group Endeavor. Endeavor executives now leading Big Digital stated in the company's latest presentation that they also operate a portfolio of mining sites through their Six Thirty AI subsidiary. These assets include two operational sites in Iowa (totaling 17 megawatts) and one site in Wildcat, Kansas (10 megawatts), expandable to 94 megawatts, while a 30-megawatt site in Houston, Texas, is under development.

Six Thirty also has three sites under construction in Texas (Dallas, Mustang, and "South Texas") with a total capacity of 81 megawatts, with Mustang offering an additional 74 megawatts, and a 300-megawatt site planned in Oklahoma.