Denton City Council Approves Qumulus AI Data Center for AI and Crypto Services
The Denton City Council has approved Qumulus AI's permit to build a modular data center near Western Boulevard and Jim Christal Road, aimed at supporting cryptocurrency mining and AI development. The facility will be situated on city-leased land for $20,000 annually over ten years and will utilize a closed-loop cooling system that requires no water. This development aligns with Denton's growing reputation as a hub for AI infrastructure, following significant expansions by other companies in the area.
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Qumulus AI received approval from the Denton City Council for a permit to construct a modular data center near Western Boulevard and Jim Christal Road. The facility will cater to cryptocurrency miners and AI development.
The data center will be located on city-leased land near the RD Wells substation for approximately $20,000 annually over 10 years. It will employ a closed-loop cooling system utilizing non-conductive fluid, requiring no water.
Denton Municipal Electric had previously issued a request for proposals for a data center near the substation in 2022. The Denton area is emerging as a key hub for AI infrastructure, highlighted by Core Scientific and CoreWeave's $1.2 billion expansion announced in February 2025.
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