At a glance
- Company
- AZIO AI Holdings
- Ticker
- NASDAQ: AZIO
- Announcement
- Expansion
- Location
- South Texas
Key figures
- Campus area
- more than 548 acres
- Planned power capacity
- up to 500 MW
- Active compute infrastructure
- approximately 6 MW
- Secured behind-the-meter power capacity
- approximately 11 MW
- Reported uptime
- approximately 97.8%
- Connectivity commitment
- approximately $2.4 million
Products and programs
AZIO AI Holdings (NASDAQ: AZIO) announced Atlas One, the first named development phase of Project Atlas, its more than 548-acre South Texas compute infrastructure campus engineered for up to 500 MW of planned behind-the-meter power capacity. Atlas One brings together the land, power, connectivity and modular compute infrastructure announced by the company since May 2026. Approximately 6 MW of compute infrastructure, forming part of approximately 11 MW of secured behind-the-meter power capacity, has been activated and achieved approximately 97.8% uptime. The company said the planned capacity of up to 500 MW would be additional to the 11 MW secured to date.
Azio is deploying capital, equipment and engineering resources toward the initial 11 MW phase, including additional compute containers, generation, electrical infrastructure, natural gas pipeline and metering work, fiber and site improvements. The company intends subsequent phases to support AI/GPU hosting, high-performance computing and dedicated customer capacity while retaining designated capacity for company-operated Bitcoin mining. Atlas One also has dedicated enterprise fiber under a Master Services Agreement with AT&T, with approximately $2.4 million committed for high-capacity connectivity. Realizing the planned additional capacity will require further generation, equipment, permitting, financing and customer commitments.
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About AZIO AI Holdings, Inc.
Azio AI Holdings, Inc., formerly Envirotech Vehicles, Inc. (Nasdaq: EVTV), is developing an integrated compute infrastructure platform spanning GPU and compute system sales, energy‐backed AI and high‐density compute infrastructure, hosting and company‐operated Bitcoin mining. Through Project Atlas, the Company is developing behind‐the‐meter, power‐backed campuses in Texas intended to support power‐intensive compute workloads as additional generation, connectivity, customer commitments and capital are secured.
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In brief
AZIO AI Holdings introduced Atlas One as the first designated phase of Project Atlas, a compute infrastructure campus in South Texas spanning more than 548 acres. The company says approximately 6 MW of compute infrastructure is active, with uptime of about 97.8%, within roughly 11 MW of secured behind-the-meter power capacity. AZIO is directing resources to the initial 11 MW phase, including work on compute containers, generation, electrical systems, a natural gas pipeline, metering, fiber and the site. The company says the campus is planned for up to 500 MW of capacity beyond the 11 MW secured so far, subject to additional generation, equipment, permits, financing and customer commitments. Atlas One also has enterprise fiber covered by an agreement with AT&T, with about $2.4 million committed for connectivity.
Key takeaways
- Atlas One is the first named development phase of AZIO’s Project Atlas campus in South Texas.
- The company reports approximately 6 MW of active compute infrastructure and approximately 11 MW of secured power capacity.
- Planned campus capacity of up to 500 MW would be additional to secured capacity and depends on further requirements being met.
- An agreement with AT&T covers enterprise fiber, with approximately $2.4 million committed for connectivity.
