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Applied Digital (APLD) is a U.S.-based operator of next-generation digital infrastructure, providing solutions to the fields of High-Performance Computing (HPC) and Artificial Intelligence (AI). APLD has two business segments: next-generation datacenter colocation services and AI GPU cloud services.

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Substation Progress for Ellendale AI Data Center August Update

August 21, 2024
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Applied Digital is making steady progress on the substation for the Ellendale AI Data Center in North Dakota. The substation, critical to powering the facility’s 100MW capacity, plays a key role in supporting the center’s ability to handle AI-driven workloads. This infrastructure development ensures the data center will efficiently meet the high energy demands required for accelerated computing and modern AI applications. The project continues to advance, bringing the facility closer to full operational capability.

More updates will follow as progress continues.

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