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Monolith Titan Data Centers

AI
Data CentersAI for Engineers

High-density AI and HPC capacity across five locations — with two power models: AI Green Biomass behind-the-meter power in Colusa, and standard BTM with Local Energy at the other campuses, built for the engineers who run serious GPU workloads.

Monolith Titan Data Centers is where power and compute meet: behind-the-meter power wired directly to dense GPU halls — anchored by the AI Green Niagara Ave campus in Colusa, powered by its on-site Biomass plant, and expanding across California, South Carolina, and Alabama with BTM power from local energy and gas companies. Capacity is phased: a real anchor building today, growing in step with power and demand.

200,000 sq ftAnchor building — Colusa, California
4.5 MWBehind-the-meter power per building
9 MW → 1 GWPhased path: 9 MW → 50–150 MW → 1 GW
AI Green + BTMBiomass BTM in Colusa · BTM Local Energy at the other campuses

Step inside

Walk the hall.

Monolith Titan rack rows up close — branded end panels, gold GPU trays, and the structured cabling that ties the hall together.

Inside Monolith Titan — a walkthrough of the data hall, from the branded rack end panels down the full row.

Power — Two Models, Behind the Meter

AI Green in Colusa.
BTM Local Energy elsewhere.

Monolith Titan runs two behind-the-meter power models: AI Green Biomass power at the Colusa anchor campus, and standard BTM with Local Energy at Carson, Los Angeles, Charleston, and Thomasville.

01 / AI GREEN — BIOMASS BTM · COLUSA

AI Green — Biomass BTM

Colusa is an AI Green Data Center: 4.5 MW of behind-the-meter power per building from the on-site Biomass plant at the campus — green Biomass generation behind the meter, contracted to serve the campus load directly under the City of Colusa BTM PPA framework.

02 / BTM — LOCAL ENERGY

BTM — Local Energy

Carson, Los Angeles, Charleston, and Thomasville run on standard behind-the-meter power with Local Energy — power sourced from local energy and gas companies in each site's own market.

03 / PHASED & FIRM

Planned with the load

Capacity, redundancy, and cost are planned as one system — phased from 9 MW toward 50–150 MW blocks and the long-range 1 GW roadmap, so dense workloads keep firm power as they grow.

The campus — Colusa, California · AI Green

Colusa is where
it becomes real.

The campus sits on Niagara Ave in Colusa, California. Colusa is an AI Green Data Center: the anchor asset today is a 200,000 sq ft building, served by 4.5 MW of behind-the-meter power per building from the on-site Biomass plant under the City of Colusa BTM PPA framework — green Biomass power planned with the load from the start, not bolted on after it.

Growth is phased and deliberate: prove power and compute on the ground first, then scale in blocks as power, redundancy, and demand step up together.

  1. 01

    Anchor campus — 9 MW

    The 200,000 sq ft Niagara Ave building and the first campus capacity — 9 MW of AI Green, Biomass-powered behind-the-meter AI / HPC halls.

  2. 02

    Scale blocks — 50–150 MW

    Expansion in 50–150 MW blocks: more buildings, more Biomass BTM capacity at Colusa, and the redundancy serious AI workloads require.

  3. 03

    The roadmap — 1 GW

    The long-range build-out toward a 1 GW AI campus — power and compute growing together, phase by phase.

Long data center hall with rows of black server racks and structured cabling overhead
Niagara Ave, Colusa — the home campus of Monolith Titan Data Centers.

AI Green, behind the meter: Colusa's power comes from the on-site Biomass plant, and the campus operates under a City of Colusa BTM PPA framework — green Biomass power behind the meter, contracted to serve the campus load directly.

  • AI Green in Colusa — green behind-the-meter power from the on-site Biomass plant
  • Behind-the-meter delivery: capacity, redundancy, and cost planned as one system
  • Phased and grounded — anchored in a real building, expanded in stages

Inside the hall

Built for dense
GPU workloads.

High-density SuperPOD-style rack rows — full-height GPU racks with gold compute trays, engineered as complete systems rather than general-purpose space retrofitted for AI.

Locations: Colusa, CA — Carson, CA — Los Angeles, CA — Charleston, SC — Thomasville, AL.

Locations
A full row of black high-density GPU racks with gold compute trays against a black background
The rack row — high-density GPU racks with gold/tan compute trays, built for AI training and inference at scale.

01 / SUPERPOD ROWS

SuperPOD-scale rack rows

Dense GPU systems deployed as integrated SuperPOD-style rows — compute, networking, and power distribution designed together, rack after rack, so large AI clusters land as one engineered unit.

02 / CABLING

Structured cabling, row by row

The hall’s signature: structured cabling loomed overhead and down each row — high-bandwidth GPU interconnects kept ordered, traceable, and serviceable as the rows scale.

03 / BTM + REDUNDANT

BTM power, built redundant

Behind-the-meter power in both models — AI Green Biomass BTM in Colusa, and standard BTM with Local Energy from local energy and gas companies at the other campuses — with redundancy planned in as capacity grows, so dense workloads keep firm power.

Locations — Five Sites

One platform.
Five locations.

From the anchor campus in Northern California to the Southeast — Colusa pairs dense AI / HPC halls with AI Green Biomass BTM power, while Carson, Los Angeles, Charleston, and Thomasville pair theirs with standard BTM and Local Energy from local energy and gas companies.

AI Green · Biomass BTM

Colusa · CA

Northern California — Anchor Campus

The anchor and the AI Green campus: a 200,000 sq ft building on Niagara Ave, served by 4.5 MW of behind-the-meter power per building from the on-site Biomass plant under the City of Colusa BTM PPA framework — and the starting point for the phased 9 MW → 1 GW path.

BTM · Local Energy

Carson · CA

Southern California — LA Basin

A Southern California location in the Los Angeles basin — dense AI and HPC capacity with standard behind-the-meter power and Local Energy supplied by local energy and gas companies.

BTM · Local Energy

Los Angeles · CA

Metro Los Angeles

Metro Los Angeles capacity for AI workloads that need to sit close to the city — standard behind-the-meter power with Local Energy from local energy and gas companies.

BTM · Local Energy

Charleston · SC

Southeast — Atlantic Coast

The East Coast foothold — Charleston extends the Titan footprint to the Atlantic side, with standard BTM power and Local Energy from local energy and gas companies at the site.

BTM · Local Energy

Thomasville · AL

Southeast — Alabama

The Alabama location — Southeastern capacity on the same platform: dense GPU halls, standard BTM delivery, and Local Energy from local energy and gas companies.

The film

AI infrastructure,
powered behind the meter.

The Monolith Titan brand film — the halls, the racks, and the idea behind the footprint: compute and behind-the-meter power growing together across five locations — AI Green Biomass in Colusa, and BTM Local Energy at the other campuses.

Monolith Titan AI — learn more about AI infrastructure, powered behind the meter — AI Green Biomass in Colusa, BTM Local Energy elsewhere.

Part of Monolith Ventures

Monolith Titan Data Centers is the data-center venture of the Monolith Ventures group — power, compute, capital, and real estate under one parent.

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