Big Digital Energy, Inc.

Big Digital Energy and 10NetZero have completed the acquisition of a power-ready industrial site in Hood County, Texas, through a 50/50 joint venture. The approximately 50-acre site, located less than 40 miles from Dallas-Fort Worth, currently has 17 megawatts of operational power and is expected to support a phased expansion to as much as 111 megawatts of grid capacity, subject to validation by ERCOT. Existing natural-gas infrastructure also provides the potential to add behind-the-meter generation, supporting a total buildout of up to 300 megawatts. Big Digital has engaged Northland Capital Markets as financial advisor to assess AI and HPC uses for its power assets and is in discussions with potential development partners and offtakers. The companies intend to advance site planning, engineering, and customer engagement for the proposed datacenter campus.

Big Digital Energy announced a 50/50 joint venture with 10NetZero and signed a letter of intent to acquire a powered industrial site in Hood County, Texas, for an AI data center campus. The roughly 50-acre site includes over 30,000 square feet of existing buildings to be converted into data center infrastructure, with 17 megawatts of operational power and potential expansion to 111 megawatts of grid power subject to ERCOT approval. Existing natural gas pipeline infrastructure could support behind-the-meter generation, raising total operating capacity to 311 megawatts. If completed, the acquisition would increase Big Digital Energy's operational power portfolio to 146 megawatts. The company is also evaluating additional expansion opportunities across its powered-land portfolio and potential acquisitions from an affiliated private portfolio.