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AI data center sites

Large data center campuses built for GPU clouds and AI labs, as the companies building them state them: where each is, its capacity, who uses it and how far along it is. Capacity is in the company's own measure: critical IT or IT load is the power the computers can draw; gross or site power also covers cooling and the rest of the site.

Each status is as of the date shown, from the sources linked beside it. 14 campuses, reviewed Oct 30, 2026.

SiteCapacityUsed byStatus
Applied Digital Polaris Forge 1
Ellendale, North Dakota
400 MW of critical ITCoreWeave175 MW in service: the first 100 MW building since October 2025, 75 MW more since June 30, 2026
Applied Digital Polaris Forge 2
Harwood, North Dakota
200 MW of critical ITNot namedUnder construction
As of Jul 27, 2026. Sources: Applied Digital, Jul 27, 2026
Applied Digital Delta Forge 1
Boyce, Louisiana
300 MW of critical ITNot namedPlanned: operations expected to start in 2027
As of Jul 27, 2026. Sources: Applied Digital, Jul 27, 2026
Cipher Digital Barber Lake
Colorado City, Texas
168 MW of critical IT (244 MW gross)Fluidstack; after its lease, an AI lab not yet named, for 10 more yearsData halls to be delivered one by one from Q4 2026 to Q1 2027, the first rent expected in Q4 2026
CoreWeave Lancaster
Lancaster, Pennsylvania
100 MW at first, up to 300 MWCoreWeaveAnnounced; no opening date given
As of Jul 15, 2025. Sources: CoreWeave, Jul 15, 2025
Crusoe Abilene campus
Abilene, Texas
1.2 GW of power in 8 buildingsOracle, for OpenAI2 buildings (over 200 MW of IT) in service since September 2025; the other 6 due by the end of 2026
Crusoe Abilene, second campus
Abilene, Texas
900 MW: 2 buildings and an on-site power plantMicrosoftSite being prepared; the first building to be energized in mid-2027
As of Mar 27, 2026. Sources: Crusoe, Mar 27, 2026
Galaxy Helios
West Texas
526 MW of critical IT (800 MW of power; 1.63 GW approved)CoreWeavePhase I, 133 MW, delivered in Q2 2026; Phase II, 260 MW, from the first half of 2027; Phase III, 133 MW, in 2028
As of Jul 6, 2026. Sources: Galaxy, Jul 6, 2026, Galaxy, Jul 2026
IREN Childress, Horizons 1–4
Childress, Texas
200 MW of IT load (4 × 50 MW)MicrosoftHorizon 1 (50 MW) delivered to and accepted by Microsoft; Horizons 2–4 due later in 2026
As of Aug 13, 2026. Sources: IREN, Aug 13, 2026
IREN Sweetwater 1
Texas
1.4 GW site, part of a 2 GW campusNot namedHigh-voltage substation connected to the ERCOT grid on May 1, 2026; data centers to be built in phases
As of May 1, 2026. Sources: IREN, May 1, 2026
Lambda Kansas City
Kansas City, Missouri
24 MW at launch, able to grow past 100 MWOne Lambda customer, under a multi-year agreementAnnounced; launch expected in early 2026
As of Oct 28, 2025. Sources: Lambda, Oct 28, 2025
Nebius Vineland
Vineland, New Jersey
Up to 300 MWMicrosoftBuilding finished in summer 2026; fit-out under way
TeraWulf Lake Mariner
New York
102 MW of critical IT in service, 336 MW more under constructionFluidstack102 MW earning rent since the third building was delivered in early July 2026; the fourth is being commissioned, the fifth due from early 2027
As of Aug 5, 2026. Sources: TeraWulf, Aug 5, 2026
TeraWulf Hawesville
Hawesville, Kentucky
About 401 MW of critical IT (up to about 480 MW of power)Anthropic, under a 20-year leaseFirst capacity due in the second half of 2027, all of it in early 2028
As of Aug 5, 2026. Sources: TeraWulf, Aug 5, 2026

Compiled by Compute Screener from each company's releases and filings. Data: /data/datacenters.json. CC BY 4.0, credit Compute Screener. A correction or a site to add: [email protected].

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