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Keel Infrastructure
Keel Infrastructure is a digital and energy infrastructure company that develops and owns data centers and power assets for high-performance computing workloads, including AI. It serves hyperscalers, neocloud providers, and enterprise customers in North American markets.
New York City, USA
Moses Lake
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Moses Lake is a Keel Infrastructure campus in Washington, USA, located in a Pacific Northwest data-center cluster. The active site lists 18 MW of energized capacity across 6 acres, a GB300 reference architecture, and SIX (Seattle IX) as its nearest interconnect.Category: Compute Network
Scrubgrass
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Scrubgrass is a Keel Infrastructure campus in Pennsylvania, USA. Keel describes it as its largest long-term development opportunity; the site is advancing pre-development and power-planning workstreams for future HPC and AI infrastructure. It comprises 650 acres with up to 1.3 GW of expansion capacity, and its nearest interconnects are PIT-IX in Pittsburgh and CL-IX in Cleveland. Project partnerships are to be established as development advances.Category: Compute Network
Sharon
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Sharon is a Keel Infrastructure campus in Pennsylvania, USA. The campus has 110 MW of secured power capacity across 17 acres and is being engineered for next-generation GPU deployments, including 2027 Vera Rubin GPUs and later. Its go-to-market status is active, with nearby PIT-IX in Pittsburgh and CL-IX in Cleveland.Category: Compute Network
Sherbrooke
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Sherbrooke is a Keel Infrastructure campus in Québec, Canada. It is part of the company’s Québec portfolio of eight operating sites powered entirely by renewable hydroelectricity and is situated near Montréal. The campus has 96 MW of energized capacity, support for 2027 Vera Rubin GPUs or later, CAN-IX Montréal and Tor-IX Toronto as nearest interconnects, and 74 MW of expansion capacity across Québec.Category: Compute Network
Panther Creek
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Panther Creek is a 336-acre Keel Infrastructure data campus in Pennsylvania, USA. It has 350 MW of secured power capacity and a four-phase development plan expanding to 510 MW. Positioned near major hyperscale clusters, the campus has a reference architecture for 2027 Vera Rubin GPUs and is actively being brought to market.Category: Compute Network