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191 Data Center / Cochise Supercomputer Campus (about 747 acres, up to 6 GW)

proposed Cochise area (US-191 near Apache Generating Station), Cochise County, Arizona

DeveloperTombstone Resources LLC (SpaceX hosted the community meeting)
UtilitySulphur Springs Valley Electric Cooperative / AEPCO (no power agreement reached)
Capacity6000 MW
Investmentunknown

Latest

2026-11-04

SpaceX hosted the developer's first community meeting at Cochise Elementary, where residents split over the nine-building campus; the county Planning and Zoning Commission has a public hearing set for Dec. 9

Notes: Moved from chatter. Lead via Compute Atlas and The Data Center Debate. Special use application SU26-22, filed Oct. 30 under Tombstone Resources LLC, describes up to nine computing buildings and about 6,000 MW at full build-out, which would make it the largest data center proposal in Arizona. The application says the campus would be dry-cooled and pump no groundwater for industrial use. The exact relationship between SpaceX and Tombstone Resources has not been explained publicly. The co-op says no power agreement has been reached.

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Sources: Arizona's Family · KOLD · Arizona Daily Star · KJZZ

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