Hyperscale Data Plans 340MW Dowagiac Buildout Beyond Its Operating Facility

Construction research — October 24, 2026

Proposed applies specifically to Hyperscale’s intended 340MW Dowagiac expansion beyond its operating approximately 30MW facility. March 2026 land acquisition plans and a roadmap contingent on a utility agreement do not establish physical construction of that full expansion. Existing AI/mining operations do not complete the added capacity. No exact expansion total was published; a US$125m shelf registration is financing, not construction cost.

• Hyperscale Data Targets Full Buildout of 340 MW Michigan AI Data Center Campus in 2029 (2025-07-21) | Seeking Alpha: 340 MW^[1]
• Hyperscale Data Enters into Agreement to Expand Michigan AI Data Center Campus with 48.5 Acre Acquisition: 48.5 acres^[7]

Earlier pin evidence

• Hyperscale Data Inc. (NYSE American: GPUS) operates about 30 MW at its Dowagiac, Michigan campus through subsidiary Alliance Cloud Services and plans to reach 340 MW; Cleanview lists the planned 340 MW expansion, so capacity is shown as 30-340 MW.^[1][6]
• The July 2025 roadmap calls for 70 MW within 20 months and the full 340 MW (a utility upgrade to about 300 MW plus 40 MW of natural gas) within 44 months of signing an agreement with the local utility, with the final authorization still under negotiation.^[1]
• No project cost has been published; the company filed a 125 million USD shelf registration for general financing, which is not a build cost.^[1]
• The site is a 617,000 sq ft former factory on about 34.5 acres, acquired in May 2022 and converted from bitcoin mining toward AI and HPC colocation; the first Nvidia GPUs were installed in March 2025.^[6]
• Alliance Cloud Services agreed on 30 March 2026 to buy about 48.5 forested acres, lifting the campus to about 83 acres; the company announced the purchase completed on 26 June 2026, and the purchase price was not disclosed.^[6][7]
• Dowagiac's mayor said the company had neither applied for nor received approvals for the expansion; the city confirmed noise violations, a federal class action over the noise was filed on 26 May 2026, and in July the CEO said bitcoin mining would stop within three months and the exposed cooling wall would be sealed.^[3][4][5]

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