Energy Vault Breaks Ground on Texas AI Campus to Deploy Modular Data Centers

Energy Vault announces it has broken ground on a new AI infrastructure campus, marking its first dedicated facility for high‑performance computing in the United States, aimed at supporting AI workloads.

Snyder, Texas will host the campus, where the company plans to install a cluster of its Crusoe Spark modular data centers on a 100‑acre site near existing industrial zones, providing proximity to power grids and transportation corridors for rapid construction and future expansion.

Crusoe Spark modular units are designed for rapid deployment and scaling, allowing Energy Vault to provide on‑demand compute power for artificial‑intelligence models without building traditional monolithic data centers, and to adjust capacity in line with customer demand.

AI Infrastructure at the Snyder site aims to deliver low‑latency processing for enterprise customers, positioning Energy Vault as a competitor in the growing market for edge‑focused AI compute resources and signaling a shift toward modular, power‑efficient data center solutions.