Duos Signs 20 MW Data Center Contract Worth Over $400 Million
Duos Technologies Group, Inc. announced in a press release a colocation agreement covering 20 MW of facility load and 10 years. The unnamed customer is a publicly traded cloud services provider in the United States.
The agreement represents more than $400 million in contract value over its initial term. Duos expects to deploy the capacity in the second quarter of 2027 across its Edge AI data center campuses.
Duos is also seeking about 100 MW of powered land zoned for data centers across several US sites. About 25 MW is under contract, while negotiations cover another 75 MW. The company plans to finalize the site agreements by the end of 2026.
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