California-based medical equipment manufacturer BaRupOn LLC is developing a data center and energy campus in Liberty County, Texas.

The 701-acre campus, dubbed the Liberty American Multi-Sourced Power and Innovation Hub (LAMP), is described by BaRupOn as an “ecosystem,” where manufacturing, key ingredients and raw materials, robotics, AI, drone manufacturing, rare-earth magnet production, and co-location “co-exist.”

According to BaRupOn, the campus is targeting 3GW of total on-campus capacity, with an initial generation of 240MW already underway.

BaRupOn’s site will also include 4.5 million sq ft (418,065 sqm) of “innovation and manufacturing space.”

The company said the site is vertically integrated, creating a “single, intelligent industrial organism.”

BaRupOn’s campus will be built with a number of energy sources, including natural gas, geothermal, solar, and advanced nuclear. The company said this will shield the campus from grid instability and market swings.

BaRupOn was founded in 2014 and originally provided healthcare manufacturing with federal supply chain contracts. The project was initially a chemical manufacturing facility to support this.

The company said it broke ground on the campus in January 2025 and expects to generate “thousands of jobs” as it scales.