Keel Infrastructure, the former bitcoin miner once known as Bitfarms, is pouring foundations and setting steel on an 18-megawatt AI data center in Moses Lake backed by a $129 million Vertiv equipment commitment, an early test of how much new computing Central Washington can still plug in while Grant County PUD rations power, raises large-load rates and fights in court for a new transmission line into Quincy.
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