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Imperial Valley Computer Manufacturing

Developer LLC behind a proposed nearly 1M sq ft AI data center campus in Imperial County, California, with 330 MW of utility power secured.

Track Imperial Valley Computer Manufacturing
Status
Private

Overview

Developer LLC behind a proposed nearly 1M sq ft AI data center campus in Imperial County, California, with 330 MW of utility power secured. Development is paused pending a court-ordered environmental review.

Verified record

Verified deployments
None on file
Active incidents
None on file

Key facts

Imperial campus plan (company-stated)

Plans list a substation, on-site battery storage and over 130 methane-fueled generators; the developer cites 1,600+ construction jobs and nearly $30M a year in tax revenue.

CEQA ruling (reported, Sep 2026)

Judge Brooks Anderholt ruled Sep 9 2026 that the county's April lot merger approval required full CEQA review first, halting development; the developer said it will seek a new trial or appeal.

Google tenant interest (sources differ)

The developer told county agencies Google was interested in the site; Google says it is not involved, and the developer acknowledges it has no formal agreement with Google.

Cooling water (reported, Oct 2026)

Imperial Irrigation District rejected an application for about 750,000 gallons a day of cooling water; the company has sued the district.

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Safety record

No incidents on record for Imperial Valley Computer Manufacturing.

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Recent coverage

Imperial Valley Computer Manufacturing in third-party press

California's largest AI data center project suing for access to 287 million gallons of Colorado River water, 0.03% of Imperial Valley’s supply — plaintiffs claim project equivalent to 160-acre farm amidst concern about jobs and reallocation of farmland

Jul 27, 2026

California’s Biggest AI Data Center Is Suing for Colorado River Water

Jul 27, 2026

An AI data center that promised to spare the Colorado River is now suing for 260 million gallons a year

Jul 25, 2026

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People (1)

Sebastian Rucci