By Laila KearneyNEW YORK, Aug 11 (Reuters) - AI infrastructure company Alpha Compute has signed a binding term sheet to acquire land and natural gas rights in Pennsylvania for $55 million ‌to develop a 200-megawatt data center campus, CEO Brittany Kaiser told Reuters on Tuesday. The facility could eventually ⁠be expanded to generate one gigawatt of power, Kaiser added. While Alpha Compute ​has traditionally provided confidential-computing services, it is a recent entrant to data ‌center development. The Pennsylvania project, if it moves ​ahead, would be the ​company's first data center development in the United States. After the initial $55 million investment, Kaiser said she expects the build-out of the data center campus, including electrical connections, to run about $500 million ​spread out over years.