CM Global Services Plans 50 MW AI Data Center in ERCOT South

July 27, 2026
CM Global Services announced Project Santos, a planned 50 MW AI data center campus in the ERCOT South grid zone. The first phase is targeted for completion by the end of the first quarter of 2027.

CM Global Services announced in a press release Project Santos, a planned 50 megawatt AI data center campus in the ERCOT South grid zone.

The company plans to deliver the site in two phases. The first phase is planned as a 7 megawatt facility with 5 MW of IT load and Tier III design, built for AI inference workloads and targeted for completion by the end of the first quarter of 2027. A later 43 megawatt expansion would bring total planned capacity to 50 MW.

CMGS said the campus is being developed as a GPU as a Service platform. It is securing NVIDIA GB300 Blackwell GPU capacity to offer dedicated single tenant or multi tenant compute to customers. The company said it is targeting AI enterprise organizations seeking dedicated capacity and is also in discussions with neocloud providers.

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