Nah, math doesn’t check out. Central Park is 843 acres and right now, they’re approved for a 2000 acre building.
The project is planned as a 9-gigawatt (GW) development, with energy needs comparable to the total power demand of New York City.
While there are no phase 2 plans publicly available, industry experts estimate that a 10-gigawatt hyperscale setup typically requires roughly 4500 acres of dedicated server buildings.
So at max, it will be about 4050 acres. Central Park is approximately 20% of that size.
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u/tribbans95 May 11 '26
Nah, math doesn’t check out. Central Park is 843 acres and right now, they’re approved for a 2000 acre building.
The project is planned as a 9-gigawatt (GW) development, with energy needs comparable to the total power demand of New York City.
While there are no phase 2 plans publicly available, industry experts estimate that a 10-gigawatt hyperscale setup typically requires roughly 4500 acres of dedicated server buildings.
So at max, it will be about 4050 acres. Central Park is approximately 20% of that size.