The decision remains open
Available power, water and enterprise connectivity are unconfirmed. This is a real-location workflow example, not an endorsement, current land listing or recommendation to acquire the site.
NTE Discovery Park
A 25 MW scenario changes the service brief even when nearby infrastructure looks encouraging.
Original public location reference ↗
Coordinates 50.064975, -125.284124. The reference is a selected map point, not a surveyed legal boundary. The worked observation below uses a fixed snapshot checked 2026-10-23; it is historical and must be refreshed before a decision.
One useful finding. One important limit.
The 2026-10-23 screen found a mapped transmission line about 0.10 km from the selected point. Service capacity, allocation and energization date remained unconfirmed.
The next useful action: Prepare a project-specific load brief and review seasonal water, carrier-route and utility dependencies before advancing.
Open this location in Atlas to run the current connectors. Results may differ as sources change or fail; the live screen should retain those gaps rather than silently substitute this historical snapshot.
The editable project brief
| Facility / IT load | 25 MW / 20 MW |
|---|---|
| Operating assumptions | PUE 1.25; 85% IT load factor; target 2029 |
| Cooling | Hybrid; 29,784–119,136 m³/year cooling sensitivity. Domestic and fire-water demand, peak-day demand and actual allocation remain unconfirmed. |
| Connectivity | 100 Gbps and 2 physically distinct planned route(s). Provider names and coverage polygons do not establish service or diversity. |
Reproduce the workflow
Open the point and profile
The link below restores these coordinates and the large starting profile. Confirm that the point and assumptions match your question.
Inspect the footprint and evidence
Check the selected parcel or draw the intended site. Read the source dates, spatial scope and gaps before interpreting the findings.
Review the next decisions
Generate an automated report with a free account, or ask Driftwood to scope the unresolved questions. Changing a project profile does not establish new service evidence.
Go beyond the public map.
This example is an automated public-data screen. For your own project, Driftwood’s separate $7,500 CAD engagement adds a human-reviewed report and 25 hours of design consultation and concept work, additional to report preparation.
Review authorized private and paid data sources, where available, alongside the public evidence, including licensed property or utility data and authorized utility or carrier responses where permitted. Check what each record covers, reconcile conflicts and carry confirmed items, assumptions and open questions into concepts and next steps.
Scope, record availability, permissions and any third-party fees are agreed before work begins. No private review of this example is claimed.
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Example published October 25, 2026 from a dated public-source screening snapshot. The site is not a customer project, approved development or verified available property. The scenario is illustrative; the coordinates and original reference are real.