SpaceX announced a planned $50 billion supercomputing campus in Cochise County, Arizona, separate from its previously disclosed Texas project.

Financial_Express reports that SpaceX announced the Arizona investment plan on its website on November 12. The $50 billion project is located in Cochise County and is distinct from the proposed computing facility near the company’s Starbase headquarters in Texas.

The report describes the two projects as a combined $74 billion infrastructure program, comprising the Arizona campus and $24 billion for Texas. A separate financialjuice message describes the Rio Grande Valley investment as more than $24 billion.

The Texas plan includes constructing, owning, and operating a gas-fired power plant at the project location. The supplied reports do not give that plant’s generating capacity, either campus’s electrical load, or the number and type of compute systems.

SpaceX said Texas construction had already created more than 3,000 construction jobs, while projecting 500 permanent jobs once the data center operates. For Arizona, it projected approximately 5,500 construction jobs and 1,000 permanent jobs; these employment forecasts and announced investment amounts are not evidence that the Arizona campus is complete or fully financed.