The Army has selected two companies to create data centers at two installations to be completed by 2029.
Global Investment Firm Carlyle was selected to develop a data center on 1,384 acres at Fort Bliss, Texas, and Cyrus One is set to develop 1,201 acres at Dugway Proving Ground, Utah, according to an Army report.
“AI is a strategic asset for the Army,” Army Secretary Dan Driscoll said. “It is a force multiplier, supports future transformation and requirements, keeps the Army ahead of our adversaries, and generates resiliency across the force. These data centers are a critical resource to support that strategic imperative.”
The deals are not yet finalized as the partners and the Army will now enter negotiations.
Army photo by Staff Sgt. Michael West






