Up to 50MW of energy available
BluSky AI has signed a letter of intent (LOI) for a 25-acre data center.
The agreement allows BluSky AI to acquire a 25-acre land parcel within Creekstone Energy LLC’s Delta Gigasite development in Utah. Up to 50MW of energy will be available for the facility.
The transaction is set to be finalized in Q4 2025. Groundbreaking is projected for late 2026.
CEO of BluSky, Trent D’Ambrosio, said: “By signing an LOI to secure this land and power in the Creekstone Energy Utah project, we hope to lay the foundation for a campus that blends sustainability, speed, and modular innovation - one that empowers industries, universities, and communities across the country.”
The company recently secured its debut data center project in Utah, signing an acquisition and power assignment agreement with Digital Asset Management LLC, a Wyoming-based infrastructure partner also owned by BluSky’s CEO.
BluSky also executed a ground lease with an option to purchase 51.6 acres of land in Milford, Utah.
BluSky AI was previously a mining company called Inception Mining before rebranding as a modular data center company in April 2025. Until recently, it operated the Clavo Rico gold mine in Honduras, which it is divesting to Mother Lode Mining. It should not be confused with Bluesky, a social media service founded by former Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey.
CEO D’Ambrosio was previously involved with a company known as RackScale Data Centers, but it’s unclear if any data centers were ever delivered.
Creekstone Energy provides data center campuses with existing energy infrastructure. Its CEO, Buford Ray Conley, also heads Creekstone Capital, an investment firm.
