Combined-cycle gas
Two generations of power from one unit of fuel — today's firm megawatts, fed by pipelines at the fence.
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Technology
Proven machines, at unprecedented scale.
Nothing on this campus requires an invention. Every machine in the HyperGrid is in commercial service somewhere today — Fermi's technology is the architecture that assembles them behind one private bus, at a scale no one has attempted.
Proven technology
The SGT-800 has logged millions of fleet hours worldwide. The AP1000 is operating at Plant Vogtle today. Grid-scale batteries run across Texas right now. Fermi buys certainty, not promises.
Integrated architecture
Generation and computers share one private 345 kV bus, behind the meter. Four independent failure domains, one campus — reliability by architecture, not by hope.
Speed at scale
The permits are crossed. The ramp is underway: first power Q4 2026, 1.5 GW by end of 2027, a 6 GW federal air permit secured with 5 GW more filed. Speed is the product of starting years ago.
How it works
Four sources. One bus. Fifteen halls.
Power flows from the generation fleet through a private 345 kV bus into the data halls — never touching the public grid.
From power to intelligence · The HyperGrid · behind the meter
17.0 GW
Planned generation
6 GW permitted
Federal air permit secured
1.5 GW staged
By end of 2027
Q4 2026
First power on site
1st in 15 yrs
NRC combined license accepted
The fleet
Each machine has a job.
AP1000 nuclear
Passive-safe, carbon-free baseload for decades — cools itself for 72 hours, no operator. Four units filed with the NRC.
Solar
The Panhandle's cheapest energy, every daylight hour on the campus.
Storage
Batteries answer in milliseconds — riding through every training-load step.
Concept renders
The ramp
Capacity, on a schedule.
Nothing here waits on an interconnection queue — the turbines are bought, financed, and staged.
Q4 2026
200 MW · first power
1.5GW
End of 2027
2GW
2028
17GW
Up to, at full build
See the machines for yourself.
The site plan, the specifications, and the capacity schedule — drawn, dated, and sourced.