Sustainability — Atlantic High Performance Computing

Sustainability · ESG

Energy-conscious by design.

Atlantic builds compute where power is abundant and impact is low — siting decisions, cooling choices, and land reuse are part of how each facility is planned.

Energy

Sited beside renewable supply.

Atlantic's Blytheville and Rector facilities in Arkansas sit adjacent to a 175-megawatt solar park, drawing on abundant, low-cost regional power for compute operations.

Land Reuse

New capacity on repurposed ground.

The Alledonia, Ohio facility is built on a former coal mining site, putting existing industrial land back to productive use.

9 MW of utility-approved capacity allocated to bitcoin mining at Alledonia, OH is currently offline while mining hardware is upgraded

Sites in operation are those where construction is complete and the facility is commissioned, energized, and capable of serving customer or company compute loads

Sites under development are those where Atlantic has secured both the land (owned, or under a definitive lease or purchase agreement) and power (an executed power supply or interconnection agreement for a specified capacity), but where construction has not commenced