Shares of Galaxy Digital slid 8% following the company's announcement to build a large AI-focused campus in McGregor, Texas. The project aims to launch in 2028 with an initial capacity of 74 megawatts, signaling a significant push into AI infrastructure.
Details of the Texas AI Campus Plan
The new campus will serve as a major hub for AI operations, leveraging Galaxy Digital's resources to support growing demands in machine learning and data processing. With 74 MW of power planned at the start, the facility is set to scale up as AI workloads increase. The McGregor site has been chosen for its strategic advantages, including energy availability and regional support for tech development.
Immediate Market Reaction
Investors responded swiftly to the announcement. Despite the long-term growth potential, Galaxy Digital stock experienced an 8% decline on the day of the news. This move reflects market caution toward the heavy investment and the time horizon before returns materialize. The sector is witnessing other AI expansions, like Core Scientific’s recent revenue boost from AI projectsCore Scientific’s Q2 AI growth, but investors remain wary about the cost and risk involved.
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