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Tachyon9 Corporation has signed a binding 15-year memorandum of understanding with Nidar Infrastructure Limited, the parent and majority shareholder of Indian hyperscale operator Yotta Data Services, to anchor the first 100 megawatts of its planned Nakota AI Data Campus.
The deal matters less for its headline dollar figure than for what it does structurally: it secures an anchor tenant before a single rack is energized, the gating step every large data-center buildout must clear before it can finance the rest.
Why power, not floor space, is the unit that matters Modern AI data centers are sized in megawatts, not square feet.
A campus rated for "up to 1 GW of total capacity," as Tachyon9 describes Nakota's full build, measures how much electricity it is engineered to draw and dissipate.
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