The problem
AI needs power the grid can’t give.
America is short a projected 45 gigawatts, and new connections wait years. Intelligence is throttled by electricity.
The answer
So Fermi is building its own.
7,570 acres on the Texas Panhandle, beside the Department of Energy’s Pantex plant. Project Matador.
Gas
Up to 11 GW of natural gas.
Three proven turbine models, Siemens SGT-800, F-class SGT6-5000F, GE Frame 6B, staged in waves.
Behind the meter
One private 345 kV bus.
Generation and load meet behind the same fence. No interconnection queue. No transmission risk. Behind the meter.
The load
15 million square feet of AI.
Power flows straight into the data centers beside the turbines, capacity on a construction schedule, not a regulator’s calendar.
The timeline
First power, Q1 2027.
The math is simple. The campus is the platform. Power is the product. The timeline is now.
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That’s the build. Now reserve your gigawatt.
Power on a construction schedule, not a regulator’s calendar.
Continue the journey
One campus. Four ways in.
For the publicThe power behind AIWhy the grid can’t feed it, and what Fermi is building.→For investorsThe opportunityEnergized megawatts set the clearing price. Fermi prices them.→For hyperscalersReserve your gigawattCapacity on a construction schedule, not a regulator’s calendar.→Campus & technologyInside the HyperGridThe 7,570-acre campus and the proven machines that power it.→