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COREWEAVE DATA CENTERS

CoreWeave data centers.
What public records show.

CoreWeave reported 1.5 GW of active power on June 30, 2026, and about 4.2 GW contracted by August 11. Much of its newest US capacity sits on campuses owned by landlords that file with the SEC. We checked six US sites.

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SITES CHECKED OCTOBER 5, 2026

6 CoreWeave sites.
25 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.

  1. 0Announced
  2. 0Site identified
  3. 2Permitted
  4. 0Power secured
  5. 4Operating

Afton, near Spur, Dickens County, TX

Helios campus (Galaxy)

Operating

Why this stage: Per SEC filing. Galaxy says it delivered Phase I, 133 MW of critical IT, to CoreWeave during Q2 2026. Government records reach the permitted stage: state generator authorization, state construction registrations and a county tax abatement with CoreWeave.

Owner or developer
Galaxy Digital (Galaxy Helios I LLC and Galaxy Helios II LLC)
CoreWeave's role
Tenant under a 15-year lease
Link to CoreWeave
“Galaxy completed delivery of the first phase of power at its Helios data center campus in West Texas, delivering 200 MW of gross power, 133 MW of critical IT load, to CoreWeave under the Company's 15-year lease agreement.” Galaxy Digital Form 8-K
Announced capacity
526 MW. “CoreWeave has leased 526 MW of critical IT capacity, generating anticipated average annual revenue of over $1B for the combined three phases” Galaxy Digital Form 8-K
Stated timing
“Phase II: 260 MW, Q2 2027 initial rent commencement. Phase III: 133 MW, 2028 initial rent commencement.” Source
Public records found for Helios campus (Galaxy), oldest first.
DateRecordWhat it showsSource
February 18, 2025Texas TDLR registrationTexas Department of Licensing and Regulation · TABS2025012175Registers Helios Light Speed: a 136,057 square foot data center and a water treatment building at 984 County Road 112, estimated at $800 million, with completion set for June 30, 2026. The tenant is not named.Status: Review completeRecord
May 21, 2025Air permitTexas Commission on Environmental Quality · Standard Permit Registration 179090Authorizes emissions for 121 emergency diesel generators for Galaxy Helios I at 984 County Road 112. These are backup units.Status: Authorized to 2035. Read from a copy hosted by a third party, not yet confirmed in TCEQ's own system.Record
December 8, 2025Tax abatementDickens County Commissioners Court · Minutes, December 8, 2025, item 8After a public hearing, the court approved a tax abatement agreement with CoreWeave. The minutes give no term, value or megawatts.Status: Approved unanimouslyRecord
March 13, 2026Texas TDLR registrationTexas Department of Licensing and Regulation · TABS2026014893Registers Helios 3, a 349,594 square foot data center at 1003 FM 193, estimated at $1.3 billion, with completion set for August 29, 2027. A sister registration covers Helios 2 at $900 million. Tenants are not named.Status: Review completeRecord
June 8, 2026Tax abatementDickens County Commissioners Court · Minutes, June 8, 2026Hearing on proposed abatements for Galaxy Helios II and III and for CoreWeave Phase II and Phase III.Status: Public hearing held. No approval vote found in minutes through August 10, 2026.Record
August 5, 2026SEC filingGalaxy Digital, Form 8-K · 0001859392-26-000084Galaxy says Phase I delivered 133 MW of critical IT to CoreWeave and construction began on the 260 MW Phase II. It describes 526 MW leased to CoreWeave across three phases on a campus with about 1.6 GW of approved power.Stated capacity: “delivering 200 MW of gross power, 133 MW of critical IT load, to CoreWeave”Status: Phase I delivered, per landlordRecord
Unverified: not found in online records
  • No grid operator or utility record of the campus's power approvals was found. The 1.6 GW figure is the landlord's statement.
  • The county abatement agreements are not posted, so their terms are unknown.
  • The Phase II state construction registrations name no tenant, and Galaxy says part of the approved capacity is not yet leased.

Ellendale, Dickey County, ND

Polaris Forge 1 (Applied Digital)

Operating

Why this stage: Per SEC filing. Applied Digital says its first 100 MW building has operated since October 2025 and 175 MW is live on the campus. The government record found is a state air permit for backup generators.

Owner or developer
Applied Digital (APLD ELN-02 LLC, APLD ELN-03 LLC, APLD ELN-02 C LLC)
CoreWeave's role
Tenant under three leases
Link to CoreWeave
“bringing the total contracted capacity at Polaris Forge 1 under our CoreWeave leases to 400 MW” Applied Digital Form 10-K
Announced capacity
400 MW. “bringing the total contracted capacity at Polaris Forge 1 under our CoreWeave leases to 400 MW” Applied Digital Form 10-K
Stated timing
“Achieved Ready for Service for Phase 1 of Building 2 (75 MW) at Polaris Forge 1 on schedule, bringing total live capacity at the campus to 175 MW.” Source
Public records found for Polaris Forge 1 (Applied Digital), oldest first.
DateRecordWhat it showsSource
October 17, 2025Air permitNorth Dakota Department of Environmental Quality · Permit to Construct ACP-18296Covers 60 emergency diesel generators of 3 MW each, fifteen at each of four buildings, for Applied Digital's Ellendale campus. These are backup units.Status: Issued, per the state system. Only the draft permit is posted.Record
February 16, 2026Air permitNorth Dakota Department of Environmental Quality · Modification submission HQK-B20A-PQDE4Applied Digital filed a modification to the generator permit covering buildings ELN 02 to 04.Status: SubmittedRecord
July 27, 2026SEC filingApplied Digital, Form 8-K · 0001144879-26-000044Building 2 Phase 1 reached ready for service, bringing campus live capacity to 175 MW. The landlord also signed an agreement to assign the Building 4 lease to a CoreWeave subsidiary once it reaches an investment-grade rating.Stated capacity: “bringing total live capacity at the campus to 175 MW”Status: Phase ready for service, per landlordRecord
July 29, 2026SEC filingApplied Digital, Form 10-K · 0001144879-26-000048CoreWeave leases total 400 MW. The first building has operated since October 2025, a second is partly operating, and a third is under construction for ready-for-service in 2027.Stated capacity: “Our first HPC data center at the campus, with approximately 100 MW of critical IT load, became operational in October 2025.”Status: First building operating, per landlordRecord
Unverified: not found in online records
  • No utility or regulator record of power to the campus was found online.
  • No city or county building permit or certificate of occupancy was found online.
  • The 175 MW of live capacity is campus-wide. The filings do not say all of it is CoreWeave's.

Denton, Denton County, TX

Denton data center (Core Scientific)

Operating

Why this stage: Per SEC filing. Core Scientific shows about 260 MW billing to CoreWeave at Denton. Government records reach the power secured stage: the city council approved expanded power purchase agreements with the city's own utility, and the city issued building permits for the conversion.

Owner or developer
Core Scientific, on land leased from the City of Denton
CoreWeave's role
Tenant
Link to CoreWeave
“Nearing full completion of the CoreWeave buildout. Denton, TX: ~260 MW leased, ~260 MW billing.” Core Scientific Form 8-K, Q2 2026 presentation
Announced capacity
260 MW. “Denton, TX ~260 MW leased” Core Scientific Form 8-K
Stated timing
“About 260 MW billing to CoreWeave as of mid-July 2026, described as substantially complete.” Source
Public records found for Denton data center (Core Scientific), oldest first.
DateRecordWhat it showsSource
November 15, 2024Texas TDLR registrationTexas Department of Licensing and Regulation · TABS2025005706Registers the conversion of bitcoin mining buildings into data centers plus a new office building at 8171 Jim Christal Road, 478,685 square feet, estimated at $635 million. The tenant is not named.Status: Review completeRecord
November 19, 2024Grid or utilityCity of Denton City Council and Denton Municipal Electric · Council action, November 19, 2024The council approved amended power purchase agreements and land leases with Core Scientific for a hosted tenant's computing expansion on 78.85 acres of city land, with build-out expected in 2027. The city does not name CoreWeave.Status: ApprovedRecord
November 20, 2024SEC filingCore Scientific, Form 8-K · 0001628280-24-049126The council approval raised Core Scientific's leased land at Denton from about 31 to about 78 acres and its access to power from 297 MW to 394 MW.Stated capacity: “the Company's access to power to 394 MW”Status: FiledRecord
February 11, 2025Air permitTexas Commission on Environmental Quality · Permit by Rule Registration 179143Registers emergency engines and turbines for Core Scientific Data Center Sites 1 and 2 in Denton. These are backup units.Status: AcknowledgedRecord
June 30, 2025Building permitCity of Denton Development Services · 2506-1061Commercial building permit for Core Scientific Building A at 8171 Jim Christal Road, contractor T5 Data Centers. Six sister permits cover Buildings B, C, D, H, South Tech and 8165 Jim Christal Road. Search the permit number on the city portal.Status: Issued, not finaledRecord
July 28, 2026SEC filingCore Scientific, Form 8-K · 0001839341-26-000012Core Scientific lists Denton at about 260 MW leased and about 260 MW billing to CoreWeave, substantially complete.Stated capacity: “Denton, TX ~260 MW leased, ~260 MW billing”Status: Billing, per landlordRecord
August 12, 2026Building permitCity of Denton Development Services · 2608-0521Application for a data center shell fit-out in Building A. Not yet issued.Status: Pending revisionsRecord
Unverified: not found in online records
  • No certificate of occupancy was found for the converted buildings, and the 2025 building permits are not finaled.
  • City records refer to a hosted tenant without naming CoreWeave. The CoreWeave link rests on Core Scientific's SEC filings.

Muskogee, Muskogee County, OK

MSK1, Port of Muskogee (Core Scientific)

Operating

Why this stage: Per SEC filing. Core Scientific shows about 70 MW billing to CoreWeave at Muskogee. The government record found is a state construction permit for the site's backup generators.

Owner or developer
Core Scientific, with Port Muskogee
CoreWeave's role
Tenant
Link to CoreWeave
“Nearing full completion of the CoreWeave buildout. Muskogee, OK: ~70 MW leased, ~70 MW billing.” Core Scientific Form 8-K, Q2 2026 presentation
Announced capacity
70 MW. “approximately 70 MW of critical IT load to power the latest generation of NVIDIA GPUs, with the remaining 30 MW powering ancillary systems” Oklahoma Department of Commerce
Stated timing
“About 70 MW billing to CoreWeave as of mid-July 2026.” Source
Public records found for MSK1, Port of Muskogee (Core Scientific), oldest first.
DateRecordWhat it showsSource
January 7, 2026Air permitOklahoma Department of Environmental Quality · Permit 2025-0466-CConstruction permit for 102 emergency diesel generators at Core Scientific MSK1 and MSK2, 1525 West Smith Ferry Road. These are backup units. The permit also covers a second building not tied to CoreWeave.Status: Issued, per the state's data center permit list. Date shown is the final evaluation memo.Record
July 28, 2026SEC filingCore Scientific, Form 8-K · 0001839341-26-000012Core Scientific lists Muskogee at about 70 MW leased and about 70 MW billing to CoreWeave.Stated capacity: “Muskogee, OK ~70 MW leased, ~70 MW billing”Status: Billing, per landlordRecord
Unverified: not found in online records
  • No utility or regulator record of service to the site was found.
  • No city building permit, certificate of occupancy or port board record was found online.

Kenilworth, Union County, NJ

Kenilworth (former NEST 11 lab building)

Permitted

Why this stage: New Jersey approved an air preconstruction permit for the CoreWeave facility on October 23, 2025, after the borough planning board approved the site plan in May 2025.

Owner or developer
CoreWeave (owner, per press reports)
CoreWeave's role
Owner and operator
Link to CoreWeave
“COREWEAVE, 2000 GALLOPING HILL RD, Kenilworth Boro” NJDEP air permitted facilities
Announced capacity
40 MW. “40 MW of planned capacity” CoreWeave Kenilworth project page
Stated timing
“Construction work began in September and completion is expected in 2027” Source
Public records found for Kenilworth (former NEST 11 lab building), oldest first.
DateRecordWhat it showsSource
April 24, 2025ZoningBorough of Kenilworth Planning Board · Application 25-004, substationSite plan approval for a substation on the same campus, which CoreWeave's own application later describes as previously approved.Status: ApprovedRecord
May 15, 2025ZoningBorough of Kenilworth Planning Board · Application 25-003, CoreWeave Inc. Data CenterSite plan approval to convert the roughly 247,000 square foot lab building into a data center, with 31 generators and a 29-chiller yard.Status: Approved 8-0Record
October 23, 2025Air permitNew Jersey Department of Environmental Protection · PCP250001Air preconstruction permit for construction of a new source at the CoreWeave facility. The public data does not list equipment or ratings.Status: Approved, valid to October 2030Record
November 12, 2025State incentiveNew Jersey Economic Development Authority · Next NJ Program, AIThe authority approved a $250 million award to CoreWeave for Kenilworth.Status: ApprovedRecord
Unverified: not found in online records
  • No construction permit or certificate of occupancy is online. The borough construction office holds them.
  • No utility or regulator record for power to the site was found.
  • Capacity figures disagree: 40 MW on CoreWeave's page and 250 MW in press. No government record states megawatts.

Lancaster, Lancaster County, PA

Lancaster (former LSC Communications plant)

Permitted

Why this stage: Pennsylvania issued an air quality plan approval on December 29, 2025 for a data center at 216 Greenfield Road. The permit names the developer, not CoreWeave. The CoreWeave link rests on CoreWeave naming the co-developers and on press reports.

Owner or developer
Chirisa Technology Parks and Machine Investment Group. The permit holder is Greenfield Road Owner, LLC.
CoreWeave's role
Tenant
Link to CoreWeave
“CoreWeave will be the tenant of the site” CoreWeave investor release
Announced capacity
100 MW. “Announced intent to commit up to $6 billion to equip a state-of-the-art data center in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, with an initial 100 MW of capacity and expansion potential to 300 MW” CoreWeave Form 8-K
Stated timing
“No online date stated by CoreWeave. Press reports the first building is expected to open in summer 2027.” Source
Public records found for Lancaster (former LSC Communications plant), oldest first.
DateRecordWhat it showsSource
November 10, 2025SEC filingCoreWeave, Form 8-K · 0001769628-25-000059CoreWeave states its intent to commit up to $6 billion to a Lancaster data center with 100 MW initial capacity. No address or energized capacity is stated.Stated capacity: “with an initial 100 MW of capacity and expansion potential to 300 MW”Status: FiledRecord
December 29, 2025Air permitPennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection · Plan Approval 36-05169AApproves a data center in the former LSC Communications plant at 216 Greenfield Road, with 176 emergency diesel generators of 3.25 MW each across two phases. These are backup units.Status: IssuedRecord
Unverified: not found in online records
  • No government record we read names CoreWeave at this address.
  • City zoning and land development approvals were reported in the press but not read.
  • No utility or regulator record for power to the site was found.

NOT YET CHECKED

Other CoreWeave sites.

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

  • Core Scientific DaltonDalton, GA

    About 175 MW leased to CoreWeave and about 30 MW billing, with completion estimated in early 2027, per Core Scientific.

  • Core Scientific Marble and AustinMarble, NC and Austin, TX

    About 65 MW and 20 MW leased to CoreWeave, both billing, per Core Scientific.

  • Plano colocation hallPlano, TX

    City permit BLD25-03399 for a CoreWeave data center interior finish-out in an existing building was issued in April 2025 and finaled in September 2025.

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backs your quote.

Company totals do not tell you whether your allocation is live. These questions tie a proposal to a site you can check.

  1. Which campus and building will host my cluster? Much of CoreWeave's new capacity is in landlord campuses such as Helios, Polaris Forge 1 and Denton.
  2. Has the landlord already delivered that hall, or is it in a later phase? At Helios, Phase II rent starts in Q2 2027 and Phase III in 2028.
  3. If my capacity is at Kenilworth or Lancaster, what completion date is in my order? Press reports point to 2027 for both.
  4. What happens to my payment and commitment if the landlord delivers the hall late?

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Notes on these records

  • CoreWeave's headline figures are company-wide and include non-US sites. CoreWeave does not say whether active power means critical IT or gross power. Most landlord figures are critical IT. Site figures should not be added up and compared to the company total.
  • Four of the six sites reach the operating stage on landlord SEC filings, not government records. We found no certificate of occupancy, operating air permit or utility energization record online for any of them.
  • Air permits for emergency backup generators count as evidence of a permitted site, not secured power. They cover backup units limited to emergency and testing hours.
  • CoreWeave's proposed acquisition of Core Scientific ended after Core Scientific stockholders voted against it on October 30, 2025. Core Scientific remains the landlord at Denton and Muskogee.

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