CIRRASCALE DATA CENTERS

Cirrascale data centers.
What public records show.

Cirrascale is privately held and publishes no company-wide megawatt figure. It says it runs in partner data centers but names none. The best documented site is the ScaleMatrix building at its San Diego headquarters address, which has city building permits and air permits. Its newest named deployment, an Ai2 cluster outside Austin, has no public facility name or record.

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SITES CHECKED OCTOBER 5, 2026

2 Cirrascale sites.
6 public records.

Each site sits at the highest stage a record supports. Announced megawatts are shown beside the records, never added to them. A missing record does not mean a site is behind. Many counties publish nothing online.

1Announced
0Site identified
1Permitted
0Power secured
0Operating

San Diego, San Diego County, CA

ScaleMatrix US-West 01

Permitted

Why this stage: The City of San Diego issued building permits for an electrical service expansion at the data center building in 2020 and for generator work in 2024. The county air district lists three active emergency generator permits for ScaleMatrix at the address. None of these records names Cirrascale or a megawatt figure.

Owner or developer: ScaleMatrix, as operator. The building owner was not confirmed.
Cirrascale's role: Colocation tenant. The address is also Cirrascale's registered headquarters.
Link to Cirrascale: “operates several rows of cabinets at ScaleMatrix” Data Center Frontier (news; no primary source names Cirrascale's space in the building)
Stated timing: “Cirrascale says its US-West locations have enjoyed rapid adoption. It does not name the buildings.” Source

Public records found for ScaleMatrix US-West 01, oldest first.
Date	Record	What it shows	Source
December 5, 2020	Building permitCity of San Diego Development Services Department · Approval 2477463, Project 675239	Building permit for an electrical service expansion at an existing data center building at 5775 Kearny Villa Rd. One 2,000 amp SDG&E service is removed and two new 4,000 amp SDG&E services, new switchgear and two UPS systems are installed. Valuation $850,000.Status: Issued. The companion electrical permit closed as completed on 2025-01-08.	Record
December 22, 2021	Building permitCity of San Diego Development Services Department · Approval 2519186, Project 685581	Construction change adding a slab and foundation for a future chiller and a future generator at the same building.Status: Issued	Record
July 18, 2022	Air permitSan Diego County Air Pollution Control District · APCD2022-PTO-004289	Permit for an MTU 3,353 bhp diesel engine at the ScaleMatrix site, facility APCD2010-SITE-00573. This is a backup unit. Two more engines of the same size hold active permits APCD2011-PTO-000985 and APCD2011-PTO-000986.Stated capacity: “driving a 2,250-kW emergency electrical generator”Status: Active permit to operate	Record
October 16, 2024	Building permitCity of San Diego Development Services Department · PMT-3306114, Project PRJ-1118564	Building and electrical permits, filed by ScaleMatrix, for a new generator on a concrete foundation. Valuation $600,000. A separate permit, PMT-3300241, covers replacement of an existing generator.Status: Inspection follow-up. The electrical permit closed on 2025-01-09.	Record
January 8, 2026	Public recordU.S. General Services Administration, SAM.gov · UEI UF4XBZNZ8MB1	Federal contractor registration for Cirrascale Cloud Services LLC listing its physical address as 5775 Kearny Villa Rd, San Diego. It names no data center.Status: Registration activated January 8, 2026, as shown on the OpenGovUS mirror	Record

Unverified: not found in online records

No record states Cirrascale's megawatts or GPU count at this site.
No SDG&E or CPUC approval record was found online. The 4,000 amp service upgrade is shown only in the city permit.
The tie between Cirrascale and the data center space rests on 2017 news and its registered address. No current record names Cirrascale's space.
No air district record for the 2024 new generator was found in the open dataset.
The building owner was not confirmed from a primary source.

Near Austin, Not identified, TX

Ai2 NSF OMAI cluster site, facility not named

Announced

Why this stage: Ai2 and Cirrascale say the cluster is online near Austin, but no source names the facility or address. No government record ties Cirrascale to a Texas site.

Owner or developer: Not identified
Cirrascale's role: Deploys and manages a GPU cluster for the Allen Institute for AI (Ai2)
Link to Cirrascale: “located outside of Austin ... managed by Cirrascale Cloud Services” GeekWire (news; no primary source names the location)
Announced capacity: “Built on NVIDIA B300 systems” Ai2 blog
Stated timing: “Ai2 says the NSF OMAI cluster is online, deployed and managed in partnership with Cirrascale.” Source

Public records found for Ai2 NSF OMAI cluster site, facility not named, oldest first.
Date	Record	What it shows	Source
August 13, 2025	Public recordNational Science Foundation · Award 2413244	NSF funds Ai2's Open Multimodal AI Infrastructure to Accelerate Science, with an estimated total of $75,000,000 and $22,533,644 obligated through FY2026. The award record names no data center, site or Cirrascale.Status: Active cooperative agreement, amended 2026-08-05	Record

Unverified: not found in online records

The facility, address and landlord are not public.
No megawatt, GPU count, permit or utility record was found for this cluster.
Cirrascale's May 2025 blog describes a rebuilt 139,000 square foot facility originally powered by 5 MW for Ai2, but does not name its location. It may or may not be this site.

NOT YET CHECKED

Other Cirrascale sites.

These sites are named by the company or its partners. We have not yet checked their public records.

Colovore SJC01Santa Clara, California
Cirrascale announced a US-West data center with Colovore in 2019. No current record naming Cirrascale was checked.
US-East sitesMiddletown, Virginia; Charlotte, North Carolina; Jacksonville, Florida
Announced in 2017 and 2018 with ScaleMatrix cabinet technology. Current job postings list these cities. Facilities not named.
Chicago siteChicago, Illinois
Listed only as a data center technician job location. Facility not named.
Telehouse France partnershipParis, France
Inference platform proof of concept from July 2026. Outside the US.
NeutraDC agreementIndonesia
Telkom Indonesia's 2025 Form 20-F says NeutraDC signed agreements with AMD and Cirrascale in 2024 for GPU services. Outside the US.
AMD Helios and MI400 capacityUnnamed
AMD's August 2026 Form 8-K names Cirrascale among Helios deployers. No site or megawatts named.

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How much power is reserved for my deployment? San Diego records show an electrical upgrade and backup generators, but no megawatt figure for Cirrascale.
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Notes on these records

Cirrascale files nothing with the SEC. Trinity Capital's Form 10-Q for the quarter ended June 30, 2026 lists two equipment financings to Cirrascale, from June and October 2024. They name no sites.
Some third-party summaries place Cirrascale at Colovore's planned Hutto, Texas building. The state registration lists no tenant and construction starts in December 2026, so that claim is not supported.
Cirrascale's own site names regions, not buildings. Ask for the facility name and landlord in writing.

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