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Construction research 2026-10-24: WBHM’s[3] September interview account explicitly describes Nebius building the Oxmoor campus. In Progress applies before first-phase energization and full buildout. The operator’s timeline distinguishes first commissioning from works through 2028. The tracker’s unverified 300MW is removed; nearly USD36bn over thirty years includes recurring investment, not an exact construction budget. Source quote: “Ongoing construction activities for full build-out.” Operator anticipated timeline through 2028; generic planning language and commissioning targets are not actual completion.
Construction research 2026-10-24: WBHM’s September interview account explicitly describes Nebius[2] building the Oxmoor campus. In Progress applies before first-phase energization and full buildout. The operator’s timeline distinguishes first commissioning from works through 2028. The tracker’s unverified 300MW is removed; nearly USD36bn over thirty years includes recurring investment, not an exact construction budget. Source quote: “That’s where tech company Nebius is building a hyperscale data center.”
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WBHM’s September interview account explicitly describes Nebius building the Oxmoor campus. In Progress applies before first-phase energization and full buildout. The operator’s timeline distinguishes first commissioning from works through 2028. The tracker’s unverified 300MW is removed; nearly USD36bn over thirty years includes recurring investment, not an exact construction budget.
Data center campus in Alabama with tracked parcel boundary (80 acres, 300 MW).