Army plans to host new commercial data centers on at least 4 bases
The US Army is planning to host commercial data centers on its bases. This initiative involves partnering with private developers to utilize underused land in exchange for access to computing power. The plan includes setting up data centers at several bases, with Fort Bliss in Texas and Dugway Proving Ground in Utah already conditionally selected.
Other potential locations include Fort Bragg in North Carolina and Fort Hood in Texas. Further details on the project are available, including specific areas of land being considered for the data centers. For more information, readers can refer to the source.
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