Brookfield, the Canadian investment group, is planning to convert a former nuclear weapons-related site in Kentucky into an AI-focused campus built around major data centre development. Multiple reports say Brookfield will partner with NextEra Energy, described as the largest US electric utility, to support the project’s power needs. The planned campus is expected to include large-scale computing facilities along with associated energy infrastructure, including natural gas generation and battery storage capacity. The site has previously been used for uranium enrichment, according to the reports. The project is described as privately financed and is expected to come online in stages beginning in 2028, with further phases to follow. One report frames the effort as aligning with US policy and administration goals related to managing the costs and expansion of AI infrastructure. The companies have not indicated a final total capacity or timeline beyond the phased start dates, but the initiative is presented as a long-term effort to provide electricity and storage capacity for AI workloads.