The AI ​​Data Center focuses on Glencoe, MN, Mountain Lake Plan

Its headquarters in Colorado says it is committed to the efforts to build a data center for Amnesty International in Glenco, Minnesota, after flirting during the winter with the small town of Mountain Lake.

DrevolVE Labs, which runs a encryption facility in Glencoe, discussed a deal with the city of Mountain Lake last fall for the artificial intelligence data center.

The deal had provided Mountain Lake for $ 250,000 in the utility revenue for the artificial intelligence data center for buying near the city’s electrical sub -station, according to City information.

City director Michael Muller, who led discussions with the company, said that the company “Labz”, which he planned in Jabal Lake a week before the general forum that was appointed to address questions from the public in mid -February.

“As of now, there is no data center or any facility that will come to Mountain Lake,” Muller said in a recent phone call. He said he hoped to restart conversations with the company next year.

Jeff Saint Ong, prominent operations manager at Drevolve Labs, confirmed that the company stopped efforts in Mountain Lake in an e -mail message last week.

“The city is promoting to the electrical system and will not be ready to provide an additional capacity until some time next year,” said St. Ong.

He said that the company focuses its efforts on expanding its position in Glencoe.