Two records. Their own evidence.

Compare Tennessee infrastructure disclosures without combining incompatible project scopes.

A campus is not equivalent to a multi-site program. Marketing capacity, utility commitments and operating load describe different things. No combined total is inferred here.

campusConfidence B

xAI Colossus — Paul R. Lowry Road

The Greater Memphis Chamber announced on June 5, 2024 that xAI's supercomputer would occupy a former manufacturing facility in Memphis. The Commercial Appeal records the site as the former Electrolux building at 3231 Paul R. Lowry Road.

Operator: xAI
Locality: Shelby County
Source-attributed status: Operating — expansion reported
Investment: Not disclosed by operator; Chamber cites largest new-to-market investment in Memphis history
Power: Not disclosed in cited source
Employment: Not disclosed in cited source
Reviewed: 2026-11-03

campusConfidence B

xAI Colossus 2 — Tulane Road

The Greater Memphis Chamber announced in March 2025 that xAI bought a one-million-square-foot property in Southwest Memphis. DatacenterDynamics reported an $80 million purchase of parcels off Tulane Road in Whitehaven.

Operator: xAI
Locality: Shelby County
Source-attributed status: Site acquired — power arrangements attributed to xAI
Investment: $80M land purchase reported by DCD
Power: ~0.5 MW MLGW general service (MLGW); main supply not disclosed by MLGW
Employment: Not disclosed in cited source
Reviewed: 2026-11-03