SOAR AI says it is installing transformers and cooling gear at its Ohio campus

In an October 20th update, the company said installation was under way at its Chillicothe campus and maintained a December 31st target for its first 4,096 GPUs to enter service. Revenue under the first of two four-year orders is expected in January 2027, subject to delivery and acceptance.

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Primary source: Financial Times / Business Wire

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SOAR AI's long-term GPU orders have a stated value of $1.17 billion, but revenue depends on completing the facility, delivering the GPUs and meeting customer acceptance requirements. The October 20th update provides a dated, company-reported construction milestone alongside a December service target and the company's stated financing needs.

SOAR AI targets December GPU service start for $1.17B in Ohio contracts — CEO Chris Ensey says transformers and cooling equipment are being installed at a former paper mill, with revenue dependent on delivery and customer acceptance.

SOAR AI said in an October 20th company update, published at 8:05 a.m. EDT, that low-voltage data-hall transformers and cooling-plant equipment were being installed that week at its Chillicothe, Ohio, campus. The company said it remains on schedule to put its first 4,096 AMD Instinct MI355X GPUs in service on December 31st, 2026.…

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