AI can help accelerate science and medicine, expand access to better tools for learning and discovery, create new kinds of jobs and businesses, and make everyday work more productive. Computing infrastructure is one of the main factors determining how quickly AI can improve, how reliably it works, and how broadly it can be used.
Building this infrastructure in the United States strengthens domestic industry, creates good jobs, and helps ensure American communities participate in the economic opportunity created by AI. Project Camellia can help build that foundation while creating lasting opportunity in Effingham County and Southeast Georgia, and will be entirely privately funded.
We are already seeing that potential take shape in Abilene, Texas, where our first campus is operating at scale, training frontier models, and supporting thousands of jobs.
There is significant work ahead, and we will share more information as the plans develop.
