AI data center developer · Texas · Minnesota · Vietnam

AI-ready data center capacity, powered first

PacinfraX develops and operates power-first AI data center campuses — energized capacity for hyperscalers, AI labs, neoclouds and enterprises across the United States and Vietnam.

  • 3

    Initial markets: US (Minnesota, Texas) and Vietnam

  • 1,200MW

    Planned in Vietnam

  • 4

    Site agreements in Vietnam

  • 200MW

    Nam Thang Binh campus, Da Nang

Technicians in gloves racking a server in a data hall, viewed from behind

Bring your servers

Have racks ready? Move them into a hall we run

Colocation is the fastest route to live AI capacity when your hardware already exists. Send us your rack count, power per rack and cooling approach. We confirm a hall, plan delivery to our loading dock, rack and cable with your team, and hand over power, cooling, security and remote hands.

What our colocation halls include
  • Liquid-cooling-ready halls for high-density GPU racks
  • A and B power feeds to every rack
  • Carrier-neutral meet-me room and cross-connects
  • Room to grow from racks to a dedicated hall on the same campus
Natural gas generation units supplying power to a data center campus

Why power-first

Power first. AI at scale.

AI demand is outrunning grid connections. We build generation and storage on site, engineered with the hall, so your capacity is ready when your hardware is.

Speed, scale, flexibility and partnership
  • Speed. We lock the power path before the first rack. On-site generation and storage replace a multi-year wait in the grid queue.
  • Scale. 1,200 MW planned across four sites in Vietnam, plus an AI campus in development in South ERCOT, Texas, and Minnesota, powered industrial site.
  • Flexibility. Build-to-suit, powered shell, colocation in 10–50 MW blocks, power infrastructure, and hydrogen and ammonia.
  • Partnership. Local partners in Vietnam among BIN Corporation companies, direct work with government, and a leadership team with decades in infrastructure development and capital markets.

How we deliver

From requirement to live racks in six steps

  1. Requirement

    You share load, date, market, delivery model and cooling. We reply within two business days.

  2. Design

    We design the hall around your racks, density and cooling, liquid-ready from the start.

  3. Power secured

    On-site generation, storage or a powered site is locked for your block before construction.

  4. Construction

    Our EPC partners build power and hall in parallel, in phased 10–50 MW blocks.

  5. Energization

    Each block is tested, energized and handed over with as-built records.

  6. Operations

    We run the campus and add your next block on the same site.

Diagram: the six phases of every 10–50 MW block
Diagram: delivery phases from requirement to design, power secured, construction, energization and operations
The six delivery phases of a 10–50 MW block.

One team from first call to operations

You deal with one developer-operator for land, power, cooling and hall. Power and building are engineered together and built in parallel, so the date we commit to is a construction date, set by work you can inspect.

What to gather before the first call

Before the first call, gather your target megawatts, the date you need them, your preferred market, the delivery model and your cooling approach. Our power-first model explains why power comes first, and the site selection checklist covers the questions to ask any developer.

FAQ

Questions capacity buyers ask

What does PacinfraX offer AI data center customers?

We develop and operate power-first AI data center campuses. You can take build-to-suit capacity, a powered shell, AI and GPU colocation, or the power infrastructure itself: on-site generation, battery storage and bridge-to-grid design.

Where is PacinfraX capacity located?

Our campuses are in three markets: South ERCOT, Texas; Minnesota; and Vietnam. In Vietnam we plan 1,200 MW across four sites, led by a 200 MW campus at Nam Thang Binh, Da Nang. Phase 1 delivers 20 MW of IT load, targeted for 2026–2027.

Can you energize capacity without waiting for a grid connection?

Yes. On-site generation and storage, or an already-powered site, are engineered with the hall, so power is ready when the building is. Bridge-to-grid design connects the campus to the utility network when it arrives.

What block sizes can I contract?

Hyperscale blocks run from 10 to 50 MW, phased so you add capacity as your clusters grow. Larger requirements combine several blocks on one campus. Smaller AI and GPU deployments fit our colocation halls.

2 more questions
Are your halls ready for liquid cooling?

Yes. Every hall is liquid-cooling-ready and designed for high-density GPU racks. We set redundancy per hall to match your workload and keep tenant zones segregated.

How do I request capacity?

Use the short form on this page or our contact page. Tell us your load, timeline and preferred market, and our team replies with the location, power path and block size that fit your plan.

Request capacity

Tell us how many megawatts you need

Share your load, timeline and preferred market. Our team replies with the location, power path and block size that fit your plan.

Contact and solutions

Need more detail first? Talk to our team or explore solutions.