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International Business Times UK
International Business Times UK
Technology
Vinay Patel

Microsoft's AI Power Deal Could Lock In 2,500MW From a $7 Billion Texas Plant

The Pecos power project, launching in 2027, aims to reach 2,500 MW in three years, with potential expansion to 5,000 MW. (Credit: AFP News)

Microsoft is reportedly finalising a massive deal to secure an exclusive energy supply for its expanding digital infrastructure. This multi-billion-pound collaboration in the United States aims to tackle the growing electricity demands of next-generation technology. As the race for computational dominance intensifies, this strategic move could redefine how the tech industry fuels its future.

A major energy complex in West Texas is the subject of exclusive discussions between Microsoft Corp., Chevron Corp., and Engine No. 1. The deal is intended to secure a dedicated power supply for a large-scale data centre site, ensuring the tech firm has the infrastructure needed for its local operations.

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