Azio AI names Atlas One first phase of South Texas compute campus
Azio AI Holdings said Atlas One is the first named phase of Project Atlas, a South Texas compute campus with about 11 MW secured and about 6 MW activated so far.
Azio AI Holdings said Atlas One is the first named phase of Project Atlas, a South Texas compute campus built around secured power, modular infrastructure and planned future capacity.
Azio AI Holdings, Inc. said on Aug. 20, 2026, that it has named Atlas One as the first development phase of Project Atlas, a South Texas compute infrastructure campus spanning more than 548 acres.
The company said the site is designed for up to 500 MW of planned behind-the-meter power capacity. It also said about 11 MW of behind-the-meter power is secured and about 6 MW of compute infrastructure is activated, with the 6 MW part of the secured 11 MW. AZIO said the 500 MW figure is additional to the secured 11 MW and has not been secured, activated or contracted.
AZIO said it had no contracted AI hosting capacity at Atlas One as of the release date.
AZIO said the site includes land, power, connectivity and modular compute infrastructure. The company said it has secured behind-the-meter natural gas generation and supporting electrical systems, along with dedicated fiber and site improvements.
The company said it is using the activated 6 MW as a Bitcoin mining workload to test the power environment and reported about 97.8% uptime over the measured historical period. AZIO said that uptime figure is not a service level commitment and does not represent contracted availability for AI or HPC customers.
AZIO said it is deploying capital, equipment and engineering resources toward the initial 11 MW phase, including compute containers, generation, electrical infrastructure, pipeline and metering work, and fiber and site improvements. It said later phases are intended to support AI/GPU hosting, high-performance computing and dedicated customer capacity, while keeping some capacity for company-operated Bitcoin mining.
The company also said its sales of NVIDIA HGX B300 GPU systems, servers, racks and related AI compute infrastructure are separate from Atlas One. It referenced a separate sales pipeline for up to 128 HGX B300 systems announced on Aug. 6, 2026, and said its initial hosting agreement with Power Champion Investment Limited, announced on July 9, 2026, is not part of Atlas One.
Chief Executive Officer and Chairman Chris Young said the company has been building Atlas One for months and that the name clarifies that the land, power, fiber and compute are one project on one site. He also said the company secured its own gas generation on more than 548 acres and wants to convert infrastructure into customer agreements.
AZIO said Atlas One is intended to connect GPU and compute systems sales with physical hosting infrastructure across the compute value chain. The company did not say when later phases would be completed or when new customer contracts might be signed.
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