SOURCED PROJECT RECORD · DCA-0480

SoftBank Data Center/PORTS Technology Campus

Piketon, Pike County, OH

Approved / Permitted / Under Construction9,200 MWreported capacity
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01 / PROJECT SUMMARY

What the public record shows.

SoftBank Data Center/PORTS Technology Campus is tracked in Piketon, Pike County, OH. The current public-record status is Approved / Permitted / Under Construction. The record identifies developer: Softbank/Open AI (unconfirmed); owner or tenant: Undisclosed. The reported capacity is 9,200 MW. This page cites 5 public sources.

Latest status detail: DOE plant that previously produced enriched uranium, including highly enriched weapons-grade uranium, for the United States Atomic Energy Commission, the US nuclear weapons program, and Navy submarines. In later years, it produced low-enriched uranium for fuel for commercial nuclear power reactors. Part of $550 billion trade deal between the Trump administration and the Japanese government. Would be largest fracked gas power plant in the world

Site or address
Former Portsmouth Gaseous Diffusion Site
Developer
Softbank/Open AI (unconfirmed)
Owner or tenant
Undisclosed
Expected online
2028
Project cost
$30 billion
Facility size
Not reported
Property
640 acres
Purpose
AI
Community or watchdog record
FracTracker Alliance (national project monitor)
Activity or stance
Monitoring only; no pro/anti stance documented in source record
Location confidence
Medium
Last source update
2026-06-11
Evidence statusOfficially sourced
Source freshnessReview due
Source links5
Completeness100%

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03 / RECORD HISTORY

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Methodology

Prepared and reviewed by Jayson Hamilton for Your Data Center Ally. Records prioritize official government and permitting sources. Company, news, and community sources add context but do not replace the public docket. The national dataset is reviewed monthly.