Galaxy adds 24/7 emergency services at Helios

Galaxy has partnered with industrial safety provider Total Safety to establish 24-hour fire, rescue and emergency medical coverage at its Helios Data Center Campus in Dickens County, Texas. Summary Galaxy partnered with Total Safety for continuous fire, rescue, paramedic, and EMT coverage at Helios. The nearest trauma center is approximately 60 miles away in Lubbock, according to Galaxy’s announcement. On-site responders may support Dickens County during grass fires, severe weather, and other major incidents. Galaxy disclosed no contract value, staffing numbers, equipment inventory, response targets, or activation date publicly. Helios already delivers 133 megawatts of critical computing load to CoreWeave under long-term leasing arrangements. The agreement places paramedics, emergency medical technicians and rescue personnel at the campus as Galaxy expands Helios from a former Bitcoin mining facility into an artificial intelligence and high-performance computing center. Galaxy said the dedicated service is intended to reduce pressure on Dickens County’s volunteer emergency responders. However, the company has not disclosed the contract’s financial terms, staffing level or date when...