GigaTown North
Turn compute into a winter economy.
Firm power, recovered heat, greenhouse agriculture, water services, and civic thermal infrastructure create a year-round productive system.
Explore GigaTown NorthGigaTown / A regional economy by design
Build infrastructure as a local economy.
GigaTown connects compute, energy, heat, water, agriculture, housing, and civic life so the output of one system can become a useful input to another.
The goal is productive capacity, resilient services, and durable local value around infrastructure a region is being asked to host.
01 / The GigaTown model
Build an economy that outlasts the construction boom.
Construction jobs are only the beginning. GigaTown is designed to turn a major data-center investment into lasting work in agriculture, manufacturing, food processing, and local services.
Heat that would otherwise be discarded can warm greenhouses and buildings. Water can provide cooling on its way to farms. Shared infrastructure gives existing local businesses room to grow—and new businesses a reason to put down roots.
The data center anchors the investment. The economy grows beyond it.
02 / The community bargain
Build a place people choose to join.
Instead of asking a town to make room for a data center, GigaTown plans infrastructure, lasting employment, housing, and public life together—with the surrounding community helping shape what gets built.
We bring local farms and businesses into that opportunity. Shared heat, water, storage, and processing facilities can help them move up the value chain: growing, preserving, making, and selling more locally.
For a rural community losing families and businesses, that means a path to year-round work, more customers on Main Street, more families supporting local schools, and a reason for the next generation to stay—or return. For newcomers, it means a place worth choosing.
The community should be stronger because we are there.
03 / One discipline. Different places.
Explore the regional systems.
GigaTown South
Make water do more work.
Solar and grid power, storage, compute cooling, water and canal modernization, agricultural partnerships, and phased development connect around public infrastructure.
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