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title: "Prometheus (Meta), New Albany, Ohio, US — campus ledger — The AI Compute Race — DRYBURGH · The Compute Economy"
source: https://dryburgh.com/vol1/ledger/prometheus
description: "Prometheus: kept. 562 MW evidenced of 854 MW announced or estimated, end of August 2026 reading; operations promised by 31 December 2026."
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# Prometheus (Meta), New Albany, Ohio, US

Meta

Prometheus (Meta; New Albany, Ohio, US) was promised operations by 31 December 2026; at the end-of-August 2026 reading the public record evidences 562 MW of IT load against 854 MW announced or estimated. The book’s verdict: kept.

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Announced or estimated (IT load) 854 MW

Evidenced power (IT load), end of August 2026 562 MW

The book’s verdict Kept

The ledger’s reading is the end of August 2026: the promises and the states as they stood then. Each row’s evidence carries its own date, printed on it.

The promise and the record, on one line. The book’s verdict: **Kept**.

- Evidence read 28 August 2026
- Today Nov 2026
- Promised 31 December 2026

**562 MW** evidenced at the end-of-August 2026 reading, of 854 MW announced or estimated (66%).

## The announcement

**Announced or estimated capacity (IT load):** 854 MW

**Where the announcement was read:** [epoch.ai](https://epoch.ai/data/ai-data-centers/directory/meta-prometheus)

**When it was read:** 28 August 2026

## The promise

**Promised by:** 31 December 2026

**What was promised:** operations

**Where the promise was read:** not on file

## At the close of the record

**Evidenced power (IT load), end of August 2026:** 562 MW

**Where the evidence was read:** [epoch.ai](https://epoch.ai/data/ai-data-centers/directory/meta-prometheus)

**When it was read:** 28 August 2026

**The book’s verdict:** Kept

## The book’s note

The August 2026 compilation gives ‘operational in 2026 → achieved’ with no source for the promise; the house holds no Meta document dating it. Not the Prometheus Hyperscale campuses in Texas and Wyoming in the August 2026 compilation’s table of promised dates. 854 MW is Epoch’s projection.

## Also

**Who is involved:**

- owner [Meta](https://dryburgh.com/vol1/parties/meta)

## Campuses near it in the ledger

- [PORTS-Pike](https://dryburgh.com/vol1/ledger/ports-pike) Ohio, US
- [Google New Albany](https://dryburgh.com/vol1/ledger/google-new-albany) Ohio, US
- [Stargate Lordstown](https://dryburgh.com/vol1/ledger/stargate-lordstown) Ohio, US
- [Hyperion](https://dryburgh.com/vol1/ledger/hyperion) shares a party
- [Reliance–Meta Jamnagar](https://dryburgh.com/vol1/ledger/reliance-meta-jamnagar) shares a party

## Questions about this campus

**Is Prometheus energized?:** Prometheus (Meta; New Albany, Ohio, US) was promised operations by 31 December 2026; at the end-of-August 2026 reading the public record evidences 562 MW of IT load against 854 MW announced or estimated. The book’s verdict: kept.

**When was Prometheus promised to be energized?:** Prometheus was promised operations by 31 December 2026.

**Who is building Prometheus?:** Meta (owner).

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