30 acres.
Three buildings.
One transformer.
Everything on this page exists and is owned — the land, the buildings, the 3 MVA transformer, the signed fiber. What doesn't exist yet is the photography, and we would rather show you an empty frame than a render.
Pre-launch infrastructure sites are usually wallpapered with 3D renders. Ours isn't. Every frame below is reserved for a photograph of the actual property, and says exactly what it will show.
Nameplate legible. The single photo that retires the most diligence questions.
Wide from the highway — the whole parcel, all three buildings in frame.
The building the first 64 B200s live in.
The honest before. The retrofit story starts from this frame.
Expansion that needs no construction permit to exist.
Dobson entry and the US-70 route in.
Cabinets staged for behind-the-meter install — from the company we own.
Where grid power meets owned infrastructure — the whole thesis in one photo.
Frames fill with real photography as it is taken — no filters, no renders, states and dates labeled. Until then, the animated digital twin on the homepage remains the honest visualization: a schematic, and labeled as one.
Land, buildings and transformer held outright — title, not lease
On-site transformer · Phase 1A draws about 4% of it
Oklahoma commercial power per kWh — the cost stack's anchor
Dobson symmetrical DIA · signed 60-month quote, install waived
“Everything we claim about this site can be checked in an afternoon with a camera. That's the point of owning it.”
— Yasir Jahangir, Co-founder & COO, SmartTec
In Mead, Oklahoma, on US-70 in Bryan County — 30 acres owned outright by SmartTec, with three existing 3,000 sqft buildings and a 3 MVA on-site transformer at 208V three-phase. Oklahoma commercial power runs at roughly $0.08/kWh, and connectivity is 100 Gbps symmetrical dedicated fiber from Dobson under a signed 60-month quote at $8,075/month with installation waived.
The land, the three buildings, the transformer, and the fiber contract exist now and are owned — that is what removes the interconnection queue and the landlord from SmartTec's cost structure. The compute does not exist yet: Phase 1A (8× HGX B200 — 64 GPUs, 60 rentable, ~114 kW IT load) targets power-on in Q4 2026. SmartTec is pre-launch and says so on every page.
Because SmartTec publishes real photographs or nothing. Most pre-launch infrastructure companies fill this gap with 3D renders and stock imagery; SmartTec's truth policy does not allow imagery that could be mistaken for the real site. Each frame on this page is reserved for a specific photograph of the actual Mead property and states exactly what that photo will show when it is published.
Design partners and committed customers can arrange a site visit as part of a scoping conversation — the transformer nameplate, the buildings, and the acreage are checkable in an afternoon. Start with a scope call via the contact page.