T-Rex Acquisition Corp Acquires 3MW Crypto Mining Data Center in Georgia, Boosting Capacity by 450%
May 6, 2026
T-Rex Acquisition Corp Acquires 3MW Crypto Mining Data Center in Georgia, Boosting Capacity by 450%
Bitcoin mining firm T-Rex Acquisition Corp has signed a definitive agreement to acquire an operating 3MW cryptocurrency mining data center in Roberta, Georgia, marking a significant expansion of its mining footprint in the southeastern United States.
The deal, executed through T-Rex subsidiary M M & E 2, LLC, involves an asset purchase agreement with Cryptaugh LLC and Sonace LLC to take over the facility. The agreement was signed on April 14, 2026, and is scheduled to close on or before May 25, 2026, according to an SEC filing. The acquisition includes a 5.8-acre parcel of land, six portable mining containers, and an electrical services contract with Flint Electric Membership Corporation, which supplies the facility with up to 4.5MW of electricity.
T-Rex said the acquisition would increase its cryptocurrency mining capacity by up to 450 percent. Frank Horkey, president of T-Rex Acquisition Corp., stated that the deal aligns with the company’s business plan and projections, and noted that the site provides “ample land” to develop additional crypto mining operations. The company describes itself as an emerging revenue-stage, vertically integrated crypto mining business, with subsidiaries including Raptor Mining LLC for proprietary mining, Megalodon Mining and Electric LLC for its Orofino, Idaho data center, Sabretooth Mining Containers LLC for fabricating mining containers, and Deinodon Mining Solutions LLC for mining management software.
This acquisition follows T-Rex’s purchase of Peak Digital Solutions LLC in March 2025, a 6,000 sq ft crypto mining facility in Orofino, Idaho, valued at $500,000. That site included mining racks, cooling, and operational systems, with about one-third of the facility designated for colocation mining services. However, the Idaho facility suffered a burglary in July 2025, with 66 S19 ASIC miners and part of an electrical panel stolen, causing a brief interruption in mining and colocation operations.
The Georgia acquisition underscores the growing trend of crypto mining firms expanding into regions with available power capacity and land, as the industry continues to scale despite regulatory and operational challenges. The deal also highlights T-Rex’s strategy of building a vertically integrated portfolio to reduce reliance on third-party infrastructure and enhance control over mining operations.
Source: datacenterdynamics
