Fermi Project Matador Campus — Panhandle, Texas

Project Matador is a campus-scale Fermi America development in the Texas Panhandle. TYPE3’s map data labels it a hyperscale data center in Panhandle, gives a site-level coordinate and a US Highway 60/FM 2373 location, and marks it announced with zero MW. Fermi’s own materials describe a 7,570-acre private HyperGrid campus on a long-term Texas Tech lease, while a shareholder letter reports progress on site infrastructure and construction activities.

The project’s headline power figures require careful separation. Fermi describes a future private energy system combining natural-gas generation, solar, storage, and four AP1000 nuclear reactors. The NRC’s Project Matador page treats the nuclear units as proposed and subject to regulatory review. Fermi’s larger generation and campus numbers therefore describe a future or conditional energy plan, not a presently operating data-center load. Generation nameplate, potential campus capacity, and critical IT load are separate measurements.

The evidence supports a reported Panhandle-area campus, its 7,570-acre context, and cited construction progress. It does not show that all planned power is available to servers or that the campus is operating. Grid connection, telemetry, curtailment capability, and parcel-level coordinates remain unverified. The proposed natural-gas, solar, storage, and nuclear infrastructure does not establish current data-center IT load.