Stack Energy Proposes to Invest $500 Million to Build Massive Data Center in Alaska
The center, located in remote Alaska, will span a square mile, slightly smaller than Central Park in New York City.
The center, located in remote Alaska, will span a square mile, slightly smaller than Central Park in New York City.
WASHINGTON, June 30, 2026 – One of the largest data centers in the U.S. is being proposed in rural Alaska.
Stak Energy, an Alaska-based private energy infrastructure company, is investing $500 million to build a data center in North Slope, Alaska, to support large-scale artificial intelligence cloud computing operations.
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