North America's
Most Efficient Data Centers
With a specific focus on vertical-integration, the company has prioritised renewable energy at its developed sites.
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Our flagship mining facility is a former industrial compound that has been repurposed and revitalized. In 2022, Merkle Standard built out a digital asset datacenter that hosts a mix of air cooled and liquid cooled miners with a track record of high uptime. The site boasts a total of 960 acres, on site rail spurs that connect to the local short line tracks, access to large amounts of water, and additional infrastructure. As our flagship site, we have used the datacenter to refine a number of industry best practices and have especially excelled in the area of capturing and reusing heat from the miners for efficiency and agricultural projects.
The company has several sites across Tennessee that are various stages of operation, development, and planning. Focusing on brownfield redevelopment, Merkle Standard has nearly 20 acres of property throughout the Volunteer State and looks to continue increasing operations in the state.
Merkle Standard brought our first Tennessee data center online in the second half of 2024. That 45 MW facility in the Memphis area houses more than 15,000 air cooled ASICs and is Merkle Standard's second largest mining site. Also in Tennessee, Merkle Standard operates a smaller 25 MW facility, running 5,000 air cooled ASICs, in the Morristown area.
Both Tennessee facilities were brownfield sites, located in established industrial areas. Merkle Standard is proud to have brought into the Memphis and Morristown areas, a sustainable business, full-time employment for approximately 6 employees, building and property improvements, and community engagement.
Both Tennessee facilities were brownfield sites, located in established industrial areas. Merkle Standard is proud to have brought into the Memphis and Morristown areas, a sustainable business, full-time employment for approximately 6 employees, building and property improvements, and community engagement.
Located in Western Kentucky, the data center boasts 6 MW of mining with built-out capacity to rapidly double in size. The site is currently home to 2,500 air cooled ASICs. The site is a prime example of brownfield development as we have redeveloped a 87,000 square foot portion of a former industrial site. Additionally, Merkle Standard is in early stages of evaluating an onsite power generation project.
Merkle Standard is committed to building North America's largest sustainable digital asset mining platform. With a specific focus on vertical-integration, the company has prioritized renewable energy at its developed sites.
