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Big Sky Digital Infrastructure - BSDI

Name: Big Sky Digital Infrastructure - BSDI
Address: 16652 Montana Avenue, Broadview, MT, 59105, US
Telephone: +14062301048

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Welcome to Big Sky Digital Infrastructure by Quantica Infrastructure! Follow along as we help build a brighter future together!

We’re bringing a data center campus and clean energy development to the Broadview area, creating new jobs and opportunities.

05/29/2026

There is a lot of speculation and misinformation about how much water a data center uses. Let’s set the record straight.

Our initial plans for our Big Sky Campus use water for domestic purposes only, like restrooms and kitchens, and not for cooling. In fact, many modern data centers use cutting-edge technology, like closed-loop cooling systems, to significantly reduce or eliminate the need for water in cooling.

We’re committed to protecting our Montana way of life, including being good stewards of our land and resources.

05/27/2026

Quantica CAO Charlie Baker recently joined Voices of Montana to discuss the Big Sky Digital Infrastructure Project and the importance of expanding reliable digital infrastructure across Montana. We appreciate the opportunity to share more about the project and the work being done to strengthen connectivity across the state. Thank you to Voices of Montana for having us.

05/25/2026

This Memorial Day, we remember and honor the men and women who gave their lives in service to our country. Wishing everyone a safe and meaningful holiday weekend.

05/21/2026

In Montana, the rules are clear. According to the Montana Department of Environmental Quality’s Data Centers in Montana FAQ, the Montana Department of Natural Resources and Conservation oversees water rights, the Montana Department of Environmental Quality is responsible for water quality, air quality, and the environmental review process under the Montana Environmental Policy Act (MEPA), and the Montana Public Service Commission regulates power and electric rates.

Big Sky Digital Infrastructure operates under all of these agencies. When we talk about water, air, environmental impacts, or power costs, there are specific regulators on the job.

View the full FAQ:https://montanachamber.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/04/Montana_DEQ_Data_Center_FAQ.pdf

05/20/2026

Quantica just announced the company has filed interconnection applications to expand power generation to support Big Sky Digital Infrastructure's 1,100 MW Campus in Yellowstone County.

Below are statements from Quantica's CFO, Charlie Baker and CEO, John Chesser:

“Quantica will pay for the additional power capacity for the Big Sky Digital Infrastructure Campus in Montana. NorthWestern Energy’s ratepayers will not be responsible for the cost of the power. As a Billings resident, I appreciate this approach and it’s important to me that my neighbors don’t foot the bill for our project,” says Charlie Baker, Chief Accounting Officer of Quantica Infrastructure. “Developed by Montanans and grounded in local priorities, this project is designed to advance statewide economic opportunity while responsibly safeguarding communities and minimizing negative impacts to Montana’s citizens.”

“Data center companies are looking for places that can deliver power, connectivity, and building capacity at scale. By investing in additional capacity now, we plan to address what we’re seeing in terms of power demand from data center companies. This expansion significantly increases our total investment in Montana, and the additional power capacity would result in even more economic opportunity, construction jobs over several years, and strengthen the State’s power grid,” says John Chesser, CEO of Quantica Infrastructure.

Read the full release here: https://bigskydigitalinfra.com/2026/05/20/quantica-files-interconnection-applications-to-expand-power-generation-for-its-big-sky-digital-infrastructure-campus/

05/14/2026

Quantica's CEO, John Chesser, explained the company’s commitment to pay its own way for power in the following statement:

“I’m proud that our leadership team has strong, deep roots in Montana. We understand and respect the Montana way of life, and we’re committed to protecting it.

“To support BSDI’s Campus, we’re pursuing a resilient, all-of-the-above power portfolio, including renewable and traditional energy resources, battery energy storage, and the evaluation of emerging energy technologies and carbon-reduction solutions. Our balanced approach is designed to deliver reliable power while complementing Montana’s broader energy mix.

“Most importantly, we’re paying our own way for power, without increasing Montanans’ electricity bills for our project. We’ll pay the cost of electricity infrastructure and any new power generation needed to serve our project.

“We’ll continue working with utilities and regulators to ensure the project is responsibly reviewed, permitted, and aligned with the community’s priorities. Our goal is to create good Montana jobs and increased opportunity for Montanans, all while being good stewards of our lands and resources.”

05/12/2026

Data centers are not new to Montana. According to a FAQ document from the Montana Department of Environmental Quality, private sector and state‑run data centers have operated here for more than a decade. Cryptocurrency mining facilities have been around for over seven years in places like Butte, Hardin, Helena, Miles City, and other communities.

Big Sky Digital Infrastructure is focused on long‑term, community‑minded data center development, working to bring digital infrastructure that fits rural towns and local priorities.

View the full FAQ:https://montanachamber.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/04/Montana_DEQ_Data_Center_FAQ.pdf

05/06/2026

What do emails, social media, online banking, and health records all have in common? They’re all stored in, processed in, and transmitted through a data center.

A data center is a secure building full of computers that store and process data so it’s there when needed. The Montana Department of Environmental Quality explains this in more detail in its Data Centers in Montana FAQ.

Big Sky Digital Infrastructure is working to build that backbone so rural communities and small towns can share in the investment, jobs, and opportunities that come with the digital economy.

View the full FAQ:https://montanachamber.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/04/Montana_DEQ_Data_Center_FAQ.pdf

04/30/2026

We are excited to share a new “Data Centers in Montana” Frequently Asked Questions resource from the Montana Department of Environmental Quality and other state agencies. This resource explains key issues in plain language, from what a data center is and where they already operate in the state, to which agencies oversee water rights, environmental review, and electric rates.

This FAQ is available here:https://montanachamber.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/04/Montana_DEQ_Data_Center_FAQ.pdf

You can also access it and many other resources on our site here: https://bigskydigitalinfra.com/community/

04/01/2026

BSDI office hours will end today at noon. We will be back to our regularly scheduled hours next week. If you'd like to get in touch with us in the meantime, please feel free to email [email protected]. Thank you for your understanding!

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