Big Sky Digital Infrastructure - BSDI

08/13/2026

Big Sky Digital Infrastructure purchased a steer raised by Broadview 4-H member Cantor Jansen at the Stillwater County Livestock Sale. In partnership with the Producer Partnership Beef to School program, the beef has now been processed and donated to Broadview School to be served to students.

We’re proud to support Cantor’s hard work, local 4-H, Montana agriculture, and a program that connects local producers with Montana students.

07/28/2026

If you have questions about the BSDI project, we would love to hear them! Please stop by our Broadview office on Wednesdays from 10 am to 2 pm at 16652 Montana Ave, Broadview, MT 59015. We can also be reached at [email protected].

07/23/2026

Big Sky Digital Infrastructure (BSDI) is moving forward with a strong commitment to Montana jobs and local workers. Quantica Infrastructure and the Southeastern Montana Building and Construction Trades Council have reached a labor agreement supporting union-built construction, apprenticeships, training pathways, and strong local hiring standards for the Big Sky Campus project.

The project is expected to create both construction jobs during buildout and long-term operational roles tied to data center and energy infrastructure, with a focus on workforce development and skilled trades opportunities across the region.

Learn more about jobs and workforce opportunities in our FAQ: https://bigskydigitalinfra.com/faq/

07/20/2026

Big Sky Digital Infrastructure was proud to support Broadview Homesteaders 4-H member Cantor Jansen at the Stillwater County Livestock Sale by purchasing his steer.

The beef from Cantor’s project will be donated to Broadview School to be served to students, helping provide locally raised Montana beef in school meals. We appreciate the hard work Cantor put into raising his project and are glad to support local youth, agriculture, and the Broadview community!

07/15/2026

BSDI takes water stewardship seriously. Early plans for the BSDI Campus call for very low water use by industrial standards, and using water only for basic onsite needs, not for cooling data centers. All water use and water quality must meet the requirements of DNRC and DEQ to make sure the project does not interfere with community or agricultural water needs.

You can read more in the “Water Resources” section of our FAQ: https://bigskydigitalinfra.com/faq/

07/08/2026

We support Governor Gianforte's signing of the Ratepayer Protection Pledge that ensures new data centers don't come at the expense of Montana ratepayers.

We take the same approach with our commitment to paying our own way for power. We're committed to funding the power generation and infrastructure needed to serve our campus without increasing electricity costs for Montanans.

HELENA, Mont. – Governor Greg Gianforte recently signed President Donald J. Trump’s Ratepayer Protection Pledge, a commitment to ensure that costs associated with new data centers are placed on the companies and not on American taxpayers.

07/08/2026

BSDI pays for the new power and infrastructure upgrades needed. Under Montana’s Large New Load Tariff Rule, projects like this are expected to pay their own way so local families, farms, and small businesses are protected.

We explain more in the “Electricity & Grid Impacts” section of our FAQ: https://bigskydigitalinfra.com/faq/

07/04/2026

Today we celebrate the freedoms we share, the communities we call home, and the people who make them stronger every day. Wishing everyone a safe, fun, and memorable Independence Day!

07/01/2026

Big Sky Digital Infrastructure is a Quantica platform dedicated to developing a 5,100 acre energy and technology campus a few miles outside Broadview. The idea is to build new power that is paid for by the project itself, create good paying jobs for Montanans, add new property tax revenue for local schools, roads, and services, and serve our community along the way.

Answers to common questions about water, power bills, traffic, and more are in our FAQ: https://bigskydigitalinfra.com/faq/

06/29/2026

We appreciate the opportunity to provide project updates on the Big Sky Campus at the Montana Electric Cooperatives' Association Managers Meeting in Billings last week. The event proved to be a great forum for discussing Montana's energy future. Thank you to everyone involved!