Lambda to build new data center in Mayes County, Oklahoma, generating half a billion dollars in tax revenue over next decade

Lambda announced plans to build a data center in MidAmerica Industrial Park in Mayes County, Oklahoma, projecting up to 1,000 construction jobs, up to 100 permanent jobs, and an estimated $500 million in tax revenue over 10 years under current rates. The company says it will pay all of the facility’s electricity and required infrastructure costs in accordance with Oklahoma ratepayer-protection law, pursue flexible computing loads during peak demand, and use closed-loop cooling to reduce water consumption. Located in the industrial park’s southern section within the Chouteau-Mazie Public School District boundary, the project is expected to support local schools, public services, infrastructure, vendors, and contractors. MidAmerica, GRDA, and Cloverleaf Infrastructure selected and are preparing the site, while Lambda and MidAmerica plan to continue consulting local leaders and residents as development planning and project timelines progress.

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