ThisWay Global Announces AI Compute Center at Texas A&M-RELLIS Campus

BRYAN, Texas, Oct. 08, 2026 /CourierPR/ -- ThisWay Global Inc., a company focused on sovereign artificial intelligence and high-performance computing (HPC) infrastructure, has announced plans for a new Research and AI Compute Center (RACC) at the Texas A&M-RELLIS campus in Bryan, Texas. The project, which is set to commence following the September 30, 2026, closing of the court-approved acquisition of project assets through the bankruptcy process, aims to bring advanced AI and HPC capacity to eligible research, public-sector, and industry users.

The RACC is planned as a phased development with 73 megawatts (MW) of capacity on a 25-acre site. This capacity will be subject to applicable approvals and will support a variety of research, advanced analytics, and mission-critical AI and HPC workloads. The project is intended to apply ThisWay Global’s Sovereign Blueprint™, an evidence-based framework designed to help organizations identify and document controls over data, models, computing resources, and access.

The RACC is planned around three connected objectives: sovereign AI computing capacity, research and innovation collaboration, and workforce-development opportunities. The project is intended to support eligible users with research, advanced analytics, and other mission-critical AI and HPC workloads, subject to applicable contracting, procurement, security, and access requirements.

Planning is guided by four priorities: 1. Governed AI and HPC infrastructure: RACC is intended to support an operating model in which policies, workload access, computing resources, and supporting evidence can be administered and documented in accordance with applicable customer, contractual, and regulatory requirements. 2. Phased, scalable infrastructure: The development is planned to proceed in phases, with infrastructure and capacity deployed in accordance with final engineering, applicable approvals, utility arrangements, financing, procurement, and customer requirements. 3. Responsible resource management: The current design contemplates closed-loop, direct-to-chip liquid cooling. Final cooling-system configuration and water requirements will be determined through engineering and applicable approvals. Planning will also address applicable noise, land-use, and environmental requirements. 4. Research, training, and workforce development: TWG intends to explore research collaboration and workforce-development programming with educational, community, and other qualified partners, subject to partner agreements, applicable institutional approvals, and operational requirements.

ThisWay Global plans to deploy its Amalgamy.ai™ software to support workload orchestration, policy administration, data-access controls, metering, and evidence management, with deployment scope determined by the project’s final operating model and customer requirements. The planned model is intended to accommodate appropriate hardware and software choices while maintaining evidence-based governance practices.

ThisWay Global, founded in 2016, is a certified Woman-Owned business based in Austin, Texas. With roots in R&D at the University of Cambridge in the United Kingdom, TWG works with governments, enterprises, universities, and research institutions on governed AI and high-performance computing infrastructure.