Is a Data Center Coming

Grant County, WA

Grant Node AI/HPC Data Center (Keel Infrastructure, former Bitfarms mine)

Keel Infrastructure. Under construction. 18 MW.

Keel Infrastructure, formerly Bitfarms, is converting a six acre former bitcoin mining site in Moses Lake into an 18 megawatt AI and high performance computing data center, after the City of Moses Lake issued a conditional use permit for a data center and server farm of up to 100,000 square feet in January 2026. Mining operations ended in April 2026, the old mining building was demolished, and construction under Grant County PUD power began in June 2026 with a target of having the site ready for service in 2027. Keel has committed roughly 128 million dollars to a turnkey buildout with Vertiv for the equipment and engineering work.

Status
Under construction
Operator
Keel Infrastructure
Applicant on record
Keel Infrastructure
Location
Moses Lake, Grant County, WA (approximate, city center)
Size
18 MW, 6 acres, 100,000 sq ft
Cooling
Not reported
Utility
Grant County PUD
First reported
2026-01
Last updated
September 24, 2026

What happens next

The site is under construction. The next step is opening.

Sources

What it would mean nearby

The cooling design has not been reported. If it uses evaporative cooling, a 18 MW facility would draw roughly 57,000 to 205,000 gallons of water a day, about what 700 households use.

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History

September 25, 2026

Added as under construction

Common questions

Where is the Grant Node AI/HPC data center?

It is in Moses Lake, Grant County, WA.

Has the Grant Node AI/HPC data center been approved?

Yes, it was approved and is now under construction.

How big is the Grant Node AI/HPC data center?

Reported size: 18 MW, 6 acres, 100,000 square feet.

Is it near you?

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