IREN announces 1.6GW Data Center campus in Oklahoma

Expanding AI infrastructure

As demand for AI infrastructure continues to grow, access to power, land, and network connectivity is becoming increasingly important for deploying compute. 

IREN has announced a new 1.6GW data center campus in Oklahoma as part of its continued expansion of AI Cloud infrastructure. 

The site spans approximately 2,000 acres, with grid studies complete and power scheduled to ramp from 2028. The large-scale site with low-latency network connectivity increases IREN’s secured grid-connected power to over 4.5GW. 

“We are seeing the strongest demand environment to date, and importantly, that demand is being met by a proven execution capability,” said Daniel Roberts, IREN Co-Founder and Co-CEO. “Over several years, we have consistently delivered data center capacity on time and at scale, and that delivery track record continues to resonate with customers who value reliability alongside performance. With more than 4.5GW of secured power, we are able to advance a broad set of opportunities in our pipeline and support the next phase of growth.”  

Delivering IREN Cloud capacity across Oklahoma, Texas, and British Columbia 

The addition of the Oklahoma data center campus and continued expansion across existing sites supports IREN’s approach to delivering large-scale infrastructure for AI workloads. 

Through IREN Cloud™, IREN delivers large-scale GPU clusters for AI training and inference, supported by its portfolio of grid-connected land and power.