Beacon AI Centers

The Beacon Langdon Artificial Intelligence Hub is a proposed 946-acre data center campus located east of Calgary, Alberta, near the hamlet of Indus. This ambitious project, led by Beacon Data Centers, aims to establish a 400MW AI-driven facility with on-site power generation capacity.

The hub is strategically positioned close to three electrical substations—Enmax 65, Langdon, and Shepherd—to ensure efficient energy access. Additionally, the development will integrate a solar farm, reinforcing its commitment to sustainable energy solutions.

Beacon AI Centers has secured over 1,600 acres of land across Alberta, with plans to develop multiple AI hubs totaling 1.8GW of capacity, with the first buildings expected to go live in 2027. The Langdon site is part of this broader initiative to support the growing demand for AI and cloud computing infrastructure.

The project is currently in the proposal stage, with approvals still being sought. Rocky View County has been actively reviewing the Beacon AI Hub Area Structure Plan (ASP), which outlines land use and servicing strategies for the site. Public engagement and refinements to the plan are ongoing, with final adoption anticipated by June 2025.

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