Energy Abundance Development Corp. has unveiled ambitious plans for Data City, a massive off-grid data center campus in the Laredo area of Texas. The project, set to eventually run on hydrogen and green energy sources, aims to revolutionize the industry. Adjacent to the upcoming 2-terawatt Hydrogen City project, Data City is envisioned to house 5 gigawatts of capacity for AI computing, with a phased approach to construction. The initial phase, targeting 300 megawatts and 1M SF of data center space, is scheduled to be operational next year. While the data center will initially rely on natural gas turbines alongside wind, solar, and battery storage, Energy Abundance plans for a transition to hydrogen from its neighboring facility. The company, previously known as Green Hydrogen International Corp., sees Data City as a game-changer in the sector, emphasizing sustainability and cost-efficiency. The project's focus on AI computing, specifically designed for high-performance GPU equipment, aligns with its goal of achieving Artificial General Intelligence. Brian Maxwell, the CEO, envisions Data City as a pioneer in infrastructure development, heralding a new era of behind-the-meter energy projects.