Tillion Aragon

Carretera de Zaragoza a Monzón (A-129), Villamayor de Gállego, 50162, ES

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Metro: San Mateo de Gállego, ES Country: Spain Region: Europe

Power capacity
150 MW

Azora, a Spanish asset manager with EUR 9.7 billion under management, launched Tillion Data Centers on 14 March 2025 and gave the platform its first project at Villamayor de Gallego, on the edge of Zaragoza in Aragon. The grid position came first: Red Electrica approved an initial 150 MW for the site during 2024, and the campus is drawn to reach 300 MW. Construction was scheduled to commence in 2026. Azora has committed roughly EUR 2 billion to land and buildings, with the Aragonese investment promotion agency citing an initial EUR 1.1 billion, and expects whichever operator eventually takes the compute to spend several billion more on hardware. Cooling is specified as a closed loop, and power is to come from on-site generation and renewable purchase agreements rather than from imported supply alone. Tillion's wider target, stated at launch, is more than 600 MW of Spanish development.

Facility Specifications

Site information

Power capacity
150 MW approved, 300 MW at full buildout

Power & cooling

Cooling
Closed-loop

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Frequently asked questions

Who is behind the campus at Villamayor de Gallego?
Tillion Data Centers, a hyperscale development platform the Spanish asset manager Azora launched on 14 March 2025.
How much grid capacity has the Zaragoza site secured?
150 MW, approved by Red Electrica during 2024, on a campus designed to grow to 300 MW.
When does construction start in Aragon?
It was scheduled to commence during 2026. Nothing has been built on the site.
How will the Aragon campus be cooled and powered?
With a closed-loop cooling system, and power from on-site generation and renewable purchase agreements.
What investment stands behind the Zaragoza project?
Around EUR 2 billion for the campus, with the regional promotion agency putting the initial figure at EUR 1.1 billion; the computing equipment is expected to cost several billion more again.