"The increasing demand for data storage and processing capacities, especially for intensive computational tasks such as AI development and deployment, has led to construction and operation of "hyperscale data centers" notable for their size. According to industry analysts, to be considered a hyperscale data center, a facility should contain at least 5,000 computer servers and a large scale of network equipment and occupy at least 10,000 square feet of physical space, with an electric power rating, sometimes referred to as power draw, exceeding 100 megawatts (MW; one megawatt is equal to 1 million watts). Roughly 100 MW of electric power is sufficient to support the electricity needs of 80,000 U.S. households "
source: Congress.gov Data Centers and Their Energy Consumption: Frequently Asked Questions
Project Bluestem is proposed to be a 600 MW data center covering