Teraplex Gallup Tradeport data center
Gallup, McKinley County, NM
Teraplex Data Centers LLC has announced Teraplex Gallup Tradeport data center, a data center project in Gallup, NM. Teraplex proposes a 330-acre hyperscale campus (unnamed tenant) at Gallup's Tradeport with on-site solar and natural gas generation, claiming 2,500 construction and 300 permanent jobs. It sought an option to buy up to 109.5M gallons/yr of treated municipal effluent through 2040; the Gallup City Council deferred the wastewater agreement April 28, 2026 amid Navajo Nation and resident water concerns. (Source dated 2026-05-08.).
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- Announced
- Permitting
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Site details
- Operator
- Teraplex Data Centers LLC
- County
- McKinley County, NM
- Address
- Gallup, NM
- Stage
- Announced
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