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— Operator Evaluation Approach

The Right Partner
In the Right
Corridor.

LegacyGrid AI uses a structured operator evaluation approach to identify and assess potential infrastructure partners for institution-led AI infrastructure projects. Serverfarm is one operator evaluated as a strong potential fit for the Waller County corridor — based on their publicly documented activity in the Hockley area. No binding partnership agreement with Serverfarm exists.

Important: LegacyGrid is not an official partner of Serverfarm. No formal agreement exists.  ·  Full disclosure →

25+

Years Serverfarm Track Record

12mi

PVAMU to Hockley Corridor

60 MW

Illustrative Screening Scenario

3

Houston AI Campuses Active

01

The Rationale

Why Serverfarm Is LegacyGrid's Preferred Partner

LegacyGrid is Serverfarm-first — not because of a signed agreement, but because of Serverfarm's AI-ready infrastructure activity, high-quality build-to-suit development, and active presence in the Waller County/Hockley corridor where Phase 1 is focused.

Serverfarm is a data center developer and operator with a strong track record in AI-ready, build-to-suit infrastructure development. Their HOU1 and HOU2 Houston AI campuses demonstrate their commitment to the Texas market and their capacity for large-scale, phased development. Most critically, Serverfarm has active data center development in the Hockley/Waller County area — the same corridor where PVAMU is located.

02

Geographic Alignment

The Waller County AI Infrastructure Corridor

The geographic alignment between PVAMU's land, Serverfarm's Hockley activity, and the broader Houston AI infrastructure market creates a unique Phase 1 opportunity. PVAMU sits on approximately 1,440 acres in Prairie View, Texas — just 12 miles from Serverfarm's active Hockley corridor development.

The corridor connects three critical nodes: PVAMU's campus with its land, workforce pipeline, and institutional trust; the Waller County corridor with power infrastructure, industrial zoning, and fiber access; and the Houston metro market with AI demand, talent, and economic development resources.

03

Partnership Structure

What a Serverfarm-LegacyGrid Partnership Looks Like

LegacyGrid helps infrastructure partners like Serverfarm approach schools through trust, workforce integration, community benefit, and clearer site-readiness expectations. The result is better-aligned campuses, faster feasibility timelines, and stronger community support.

LegacyGrid pre-qualifies campus assets — land, power, fiber, workforce — before partner conversations begin. Deals structured with community benefit built in reduce opposition and accelerate development timelines. HBCU student internship and apprenticeship programs provide a direct talent pipeline for data center operations.

04

Correct Language

How to Talk About Serverfarm

Precision in language matters. LegacyGrid has not executed a binding partnership agreement with Serverfarm. The correct framing is 'Serverfarm-first strategy,' 'preferred potential data-center partner,' or 'potential infrastructure partner to evaluate.'

Avoid language that implies a confirmed agreement: do not say 'official Serverfarm partner,' 'Serverfarm has agreed to,' or 'Serverfarm will build at PVAMU.' These statements are not accurate and create disclosure risk. Our full transparency statement explains the nature of this relationship in detail.

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Disclosure: LegacyGrid is an independent advisory firm. Our Serverfarm-First strategy reflects our own analysis and preference — LegacyGrid is not a subsidiary, affiliate, or agent of Serverfarm LLC. No binding partnership agreements exist between LegacyGrid and Serverfarm as of the date of this publication. Read our full transparency statement →