Soluna Holdings, a developer of data centers powered by renewables, is set to break ground on Project Kati, a 166-MW wind-powered data center campus poised to support Bitcoin hosting and the rapidly growing demand for artificial intelligence (AI) and high-performance computing (HPC) infrastructure. Project Kati is slated to become one of the largest dual-purpose computing facilities in Texas, it said. Project Kati will launch in Willacy County, located in South Texas’s Rio Grande Valley, which borders the Gulf of Mexico. But according to Soluna, Project Kati is exceptionally well-suited for a flexible load like cryptocurrency computing “because it creates a powerful symbiotic relationship,” Larbi Loudiyi, vice president of Power at Soluna, told POWER. The move intends to bolster the buildout of Project Kati and the expansion of Soluna’s pipeline of renewable-powered data centers.