Gorilla Signs Nonbinding Letter of Intent for First U.S. Data Center
The proposed acquisition starts with 6 MW of existing utility capacity and a path to 36 MW, subject to closing and grid expansion.
Gorilla Technology announced a nonbinding letter of intent on October 9, 2026, to acquire its first operating U.S. data center. The company says the site has 6 megawatts of existing utility capacity, with a potential expansion to 36 MW.
Written utility support covers an additional 30 MW, which Gorilla expects could be delivered in approximately 18 months, subject to site and grid work. The announcement does not identify the site’s location.
Key details
- Acquisition target: Closing by the end of November 2026, subject to due diligence, internal approvals, definitive agreements and closing conditions.
- Capacity: 36 MW is the proposed expanded capacity, not the currently operating utility capacity.
- Status: A nonbinding proposal; the acquisition and expansion are not complete.
Next steps
Infrastructure suppliers can use the stated power and expansion requirements to assess potential capability fit. Confirm the site, signed transaction documents, utility delivery schedule and any procurement notices before treating the expansion as committed work.
Contacts & resources
Investor inquiries: Dave Gentry, RedChip — GRRR@redchip.com. Company announcement — October 9, 2026.
Details reviewed October 10, 2026. Check linked official updates before acting.
Representative server rack, February 2011; not Gorilla’s proposed site. Abigor · CC BY-SA 3.0. No editorial alterations; display may be resized or cropped. Display adaptations retain the stated license.
