A substantial Texas land agreement has given Zone Frontier (NYSEAMERICAN:ZONE) another piece of its planned artificial intelligence infrastructure network. The company is pursuing large data-centre campuses in Texas and Minnesota following a strategic change in direction from its former cleaning-products activities.
Here’s what’s happening in Minnesota…
The company has also disclosed a Minnesota data-centre project with an executed tenancy arrangement involving Cerebras Systems. Its plans include approximately 55 MW of utility power and 40 MW of critical IT load, with Revenue expected to begin in 2027 subject to project progress. Management described a ten-year initial tenancy commitment valued at more than USD 800 mn, with extensions providing possible additional value. The potential extension amounts are conditional and are not present revenue.
Zone Frontier adopted its present name after moving toward AI infrastructure during 2026. It announced the sale of its legacy cleaning-products business in October as part of this shift. Its October 30 Shareholder update addressed Minnesota execution, Debt Financing progress and the Texas project. The company’s immediate tasks involve advancing project funding, tenants and construction schedules. Subsequent updates will show which proposed capacity reaches operation rather than remaining a development target.
Zone Frontier shares traded at USD 3.31 on November 11, 2026, advancing 21.25% during the session.
And…
Q: What Else Is Important for Its Business?
A: The company identified a Minnesota campus expected to support 55 MW of utility power and 40 MW of IT load.
This sounds very much like a CleanCore venture I wrote about in July but some names have changed.