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Applied Digital Ellendale AI Data Center: January 2025 Update

The Applied Digital Ellendale AI Data Center is approaching full operational capacity, with cooling systems and network infrastructure nearing completion. This update outlines the progress being made at the facility as it gears up for full functionality by January 2025. The advancements highlight the facility's readiness to support Applied Digital's initiatives in data management and AI workloads.

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Cooling systems and network infrastructure are nearly complete.

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Facility aims to be fully operational by January 2025.

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Ellendale AI Data Center will support AI and data management efforts.

The new year brings continued momentum at Applied Digital's Ellendale AI Data Center, with key milestones reinforcing its role in next-generation AI infrastructure.

With each milestone, the Ellendale AI Data Center moves closer to setting new standards in high-performance, sustainable AI infrastructure.

Construction activities in the west chiller plant are nearing completion, finalizing critical cooling capabilities. Fiber and network rooms have been successfully powered on, enhancing the facility's connectivity readiness. Electrical terminations are progressing, supported by rigorous quality control procedures to ensure precision and reliability.

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