Fermi America Partners with Parkhill and Lee Lewis for AI Grid

Aug 24, 2025
Fermi America has announced a partnership with Parkhill and Lee Lewis Construction to build an 11-gigawatt private AI grid in Amarillo, Texas, according to a press release.

Fermi America has announced a strategic partnership with Parkhill and Lee Lewis Construction to develop the world's largest private AI grid, as announced in a press release. The 11-gigawatt grid will be located in Amarillo, Texas, and is designed to meet the energy demands of next-generation artificial intelligence.

Parkhill, an engineering and architectural firm, will provide infrastructure solutions that align with regional needs and future expansion plans. Meanwhile, Lee Lewis Construction will manage the construction, ensuring quality and efficiency.

This collaboration aims to create a resilient infrastructure that supports innovation and economic growth in the region. The project underscores Fermi America's commitment to advancing energy solutions in West Texas, in partnership with the Texas Tech University System.

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