ARC-01
25 MW initial deployment, scaling to 200 MW of IT capacity. Target service Q4 2027.
EL PASO–CIUDAD JUÁREZ BORDERPLEX
BASTION MX-1, our first industrial campus in the El Paso–Ciudad Juárez Borderplex, is planned to integrate dedicated energy, high-density compute, advanced manufacturing, materials storage, and logistics into a connected industrial hub designed to scale production across the Americas.
Development Phases
FROM LAND TO PRODUCTION.
- 250 ACRESStarting campus
- 250 MWTotal energy capacity
- TIER IIIGrade data center facilities
- SANTA TERESAConnected to the logistics hub
- 330+ PLANTSJuárez industrial plants supplying inbound materials
- $30B+Annual trade through the Santa Teresa port of entry
- 13,000 ACRESAccess for expansion
- 01LAND & SITE
- 02ENERGY & UTILITIES
- 03DATA CENTER
- 04LOGISTICS
- 05WAREHOUSING
- 06MANUFACTURING
- 07FUTURE EXPANSION
THE BASTION MX-1 ADVANTAGE
01 — DEPLOY FASTER
Coordinated land, infrastructure, permitting, and construction.
02 — REDUCE COSTS
Shared infrastructure and access to regional industrial suppliers.
03 — REACH MORE MARKETS
Cross-border logistics and connectivity to U.S. and Mexican markets.
04 — SCALE OPERATIONS
Expand computing, manufacturing, storage, and distribution capacity.
WHAT MAKES
BASTION MX-1 WORK.
01 — ENERGY ACCESS
Two reported natural gas pipelines crossing the property support long-term industrial power development.
02 — WATER RESOURCES
Two existing private wells reported on-site provide an important utility foundation for industrial operations.
03 — INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY CHAIN
The region already has an established manufacturing base and broader industrial ecosystem, supporting equipment access, suppliers, labor, and development coordination.
04 — FIBER & CROSS-BORDER CONNECTIVITY
Identified U.S.-connected industrial fiber infrastructure and direct access to the San Jerónimo–Santa Teresa Borderplex connect the site to U.S. demand and regional logistics networks.
DEPLOYMENTS
The first compute asset at BASTION MX-1.
EXPLORE
STRATEGIC LOCATION
Positioned at the crossroads of North American industry.
BUILT AT THE
BORDERPLEX.
Located in the Ciudad Juárez–Santa Teresa corridor, connecting U.S. and Mexican industrial markets with regional energy, logistics, and supply chain infrastructure.