Yorktown, Indiana, United States
Indiana Campus
7.2 MW IT capacity supported by 10 MW of fully energized I&M utility power and a frozen building-based design with skid-mounted infrastructure.
01 / Overview
Indiana Campus: Built for GB300 Today, Ready for Vera Rubin Tomorrow
Located in Yorktown, Indiana, Indiana Campus combines 7.2 MW of IT capacity with 10 MW of fully energized I&M utility power. With power already on site and the engineering design finalized, two critical development milestones are complete. The campus targets ready for service on July 31, 2027, using a permanent facility building paired with skid-mounted infrastructure to support a nine-month deployment schedule.
Designed for high-density AI workloads, the campus features direct-to-chip liquid cooling, a design rack density of 240 kW per rack, and a target PUE of 1.19. Support for NVIDIA Vera Rubin is a future design objective, extending the campus’s focus beyond today’s computing requirements.
02 / Specifications
Technical Specifications
| Location | Yorktown, Indiana |
|---|---|
| IT capacity | 7.2 MW |
| Utility power | 10 MW · Fully energized I&M supply |
| Design status | Finalized |
| Design concept | Permanent facility building with skid-mounted infrastructure |
| Power resilience | 2N electrical distribution; DR4N3 transformer and UPS configurations |
| Cooling | Direct-to-chip liquid cooling · N+1 redundancy |
| Design rack density | 240 kW/rack |
| Target PUE | 1.19 |
| Future platform design objective | NVIDIA Vera Rubin |
| Deployment target | 9 months |
| Target ready for service |