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The digital and physical worlds are converging. As artificial intelligence (AI) demand accelerates globally, the need for resilient, scalable, and clean energy infrastructure is becoming critical, especially for data centers.
Exowatt believes energy should accelerate progress, not limit it. The opening of our new 11-acre campus in Austin, Texas marked a major milestone in that mission, and we were proud to host investors, Texas-based team members, and local partners for a formal opening to celebrate this next chapter.
Why Austin, Texas? A Strategic Hub for AI and Energy Infrastructure
The Southwest has rapidly become the epicenter of AI infrastructure growth in the United States, with Texas leading the way. Austin, in particular, offers a powerful combination of technical talent, energy availability, and pro-growth policy, making it one of the most important regions for data center and energy innovation.
“We are witnessing a historic collision between the digital demand for AI and the physical reality of our power grid. Our new Austin campus allows us to scale at the pace of our customers, delivering the foundational infrastructure that will define this decade of technological growth.” - Hannan Happi, CEO and CoFounder, Exowatt
Built for Scale: A New Hub for Modular Energy Systems
This facility is more than an office—it’s a fully integrated hub for designing, building, and deploying Exowatt’s modular energy systems. The 48,000-square-foot campus combines office and warehouse space, enabling close collaboration across engineering, operations, and manufacturing.
That proximity matters. Faster iteration cycles, tighter coordination, and streamlined production all contribute to one outcome: speed. And in today’s AI-driven economy, speed is everything.
Exowatt is also investing in a domestically built supply chain to support U.S.-based energy infrastructure. This approach helps meet rising demand from AI data centers while strengthening national energy resilience and security.
Momentum for the Future of AI Energy Infrastructure
The Austin expansion builds on strong momentum for Exowatt. Earlier this year, we launched ExoRise, a platform focused on delivering turnkey powered land solutions across high-solar regions, including New Mexico, West Texas, Arizona, and Nevada.
With a $50 million Series A extension closed late last year, Exowatt is well positioned to support the next generation of AI infrastructure, data center energy systems, and scalable compute.
