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On the grounds of a retired coal plant in Buffalo, NY, TeraWulf’s 750MW campus is redefining one of the AI era’s greatest challenges: how to build hyperscale infrastructure at speed. As timelines compress and capacity requirements surge, the campus reflects a broader shift toward repurposing legacy energy infrastructure alongside new delivery models focused on speed. This session explores how to deliver an ‘AI factory’ at pace through strategic partnerships, leveraging existing large-scale power access, and integrating prefabricated power systems with liquid cooling architectures that support high-density workloads.
- Campus-based, repeatable design as a blueprint for scaling to hundreds of megawatts
- Liquid cooling at scale as an enabler of high-density, GPU-driven workloads
- The role of unified design in optimizing energy use across power delivery and cooling systems
- The growing importance of strategic infrastructure partners as the backbone of integrated delivery
