Patmos Kansas City

Patmos is transforming the former Kansas City Star printing press into a cutting-edge 100MW data center. Located at 1601 McGee Street in Kansas City, Missouri, this 400,000-square-foot facility is part of a billion-dollar retrofit project. The first 5MW is set to go online within a month, with 40MW expected to be operational and rack-ready within 18 months. The site is designed to support high-density computing, with rack densities of up to 100kW, utilizing advanced cooling technologies such as liquid cooling, rear-door heat exchangers, and immersion cooling.

This project reflects Patmos' innovative approach to repurposing historic structures, combining sustainability with technological advancement. By leveraging existing infrastructure, the company reduces construction costs and environmental impact while preserving architectural heritage. The Kansas City data center will serve as a hub for AI and high-performance computing, reinforcing the city's growing reputation as a center for technological innovation.