Aug 30, 2025 | Posted by Abdul-Rahman Oladimeji
Stack this week announced its role in Project Jupiter, a proposed large data center campus in Doña Ana County. Stack is collaborating with BorderPlex Digital Assets, with the two companies aiming to invest up to $165 billion over the entire project. Stack hasn’t detailed its exact role in the project.
“At Stack, our responsible development principles are the foundation for every project we pursue,” said Brian Cox, CEO of Stack Americas and EMEA. “With Project Jupiter, our responsibility is clear: to earn the trust of the community by building in a way that is transparent, accountable, and aligned with local priorities.”
According to local press, the site will be located near Pete Domenici Highway and New Mexico Highway 136, outside Sunland Park – on the US border with Mexico. Up to four buildings are planned in the first phase – though full details haven’t been shared. Operations are reportedly expected to begin before the end of 2026.
The companies said Project Jupiter will be bringing its own power, including a dedicated, on-site microgrid to power the campus independently from the grid. This will reportedly include on-site power generation and a battery energy storage system. The companies have said the site will use a closed-loop cooling system, which require less water than evaporative cooling technologies.
