ThisWay Global Plans 73 MW AI and Research Center at Texas A&M Site
ThisWay Global intends to redevelop a failed data center project located at Texas A&M’s RELLIS Campus. The planned facility would provide 73 MW of capacity for AI and research operations. The company says the project will serve as a demonstration of its Sovereign AI Blueprint.
ThisWay Global’s proposal centers on reusing an unsuccessful data center development at Texas A&M’s RELLIS Campus. The company envisions a facility with 73 megawatts of capacity dedicated to artificial intelligence and research workloads. It also describes the effort as a showcase for its Sovereign AI Blueprint. The story sits within broader data center industry attention to AI, power supply, site selection, and build-and-design challenges, as reflected in the surrounding coverage categories.
The project could affect Texas A&M researchers and students by adding local AI and research computing capacity, while nearby residents and utilities may see new electricity demand and infrastructure pressures. It may also influence regional technology investment and workforce opportunities. How these effects unfold could depend on execution, grid readiness, and whether the facility delivers promised research benefits.