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LAMBDA DATA CENTERS

Lambda data centers.
What public records show.

Lambda is privately held and publishes no total megawatt figure. We checked four US sites named by Lambda or its landlords. An SEC filing shows one delivered, two have permits or construction records, and one is announced only.

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SITES CHECKED OCTOBER 5, 2026

4 Lambda sites.
14 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. 1Announced
  2. 0Site identified
  3. 2Permitted
  4. 0Power secured
  5. 1Operating

Vernon, Los Angeles County, CA

Prime Data Centers LAX01

Operating

Why this stage: Per SEC filing. Supermicro's fiscal 2026 annual report says all three tranches of the 21 MW lease commenced by August 15, 2025, and the whole space is subleased to Lambda. That shows the landlord delivered the space. It does not by itself show which GPUs are running there.

Owner or developer
Prime Data Centers (4701 Santa Fe, LLC). Super Micro Computer leases the 21 MW and sublicenses all of it to Lambda.
Lambda's role
Cloud provider, as sole sublicensee of the leased space
Link to Lambda
“the Company entered into that certain Sublicense (the Sublicense) with Lambda, Inc. (the Sublicensee) to sublicense all of the Company's rights and obligations with respect to the Data Center Space.” Super Micro Computer Form 8-K
Announced capacity
21 MW. “the Company has agreed to lease 21 MW of a multi-tenanted facility from the Supplier for a term of 10 years” Super Micro Computer Form 8-K
Stated timing
“Lambda will initially lease a portion of the facility representing 21 MW of power.” Source
Public records found for Prime Data Centers LAX01, oldest first.
DateRecordWhat it showsSource
June 21, 2024SEC filingSuper Micro Computer, Inc. · Form 8-K 0001375365-24-000026Supermicro leased 21 MW in Vernon from 4701 Santa Fe, LLC for 10 years and sublicensed all of the space to Lambda, Inc.Stated capacity: “the Company has agreed to lease 21 MW of a multi-tenanted facility from the Supplier for a term of 10 years”Status: FiledRecord
June 21, 2024SEC filingSuper Micro Computer, Inc. · Exhibit 10.2, Service Order MCSA-001The service order targeted delivery in tranches on February 1, June 1 and September 1, 2025.Status: FiledRecord
August 31, 2026SEC filingSuper Micro Computer, Inc. · Form 10-K FY2026, 0001375365-26-000022All three lease tranches commenced, each ahead of its target date, and the entire Vernon space is subleased.Stated capacity: “the first tranche of 6 MW having commenced on January 24, 2025, the second tranche of 9 MW commenced on May 12, 2025 and the third tranche of 6 MW commenced on August 15, 2025”Status: FiledRecord
Unverified: not found in online records
  • No City of Vernon building permit or certificate of occupancy was checked. The city website blocked automated reading.
  • South Coast AQMD generator permits were not checked.
  • No Vernon Public Utilities service record was found online. The operating stage rests on the SEC filing alone.

Kansas City, Platte County, MO

Kansas City AI factory (Project Blitz)

Permitted

Why this stage: Kansas City issued building permit CPBC-2025-01067 for the data center renovation, and Missouri issued an air construction permit for the generators. A state letter from April 2026 says the utility expected only partial power on June 1 and full power in late summer 2026. No record found shows full power or occupancy.

Owner or developer
RP 11155N. Airworld Owner, LLC is the owner named on the state air permit. Lambda says it will operate the building as sole tenant.
Lambda's role
Developer, operator and sole tenant, per Lambda
Link to Lambda
“Under the agreement, Lambda is planning to develop and operate the facility as the sole tenant.” Lambda blog
Announced capacity
24 MW. “The site is expected to launch in early 2026 with 24MW of capacity, and the potential to scale up to more than 100MW in the future.” Lambda blog
Stated timing
“The site is expected to launch in early 2026” Source
Public records found for Kansas City AI factory (Project Blitz), oldest first.
DateRecordWhat it showsSource
August 14, 2025ZoningCity of Kansas City, MO · CPZ-2025-01622A zoning compliance letter was issued for 11155 N Airworld Dr.Status: IssuedRecord
October 28, 2025State incentiveMissouri Department of Economic DevelopmentThe state says Lambda will convert an unoccupied 2009-built facility and will use the Data Center Sales Tax Exemption Program.Stated capacity: “The site is expected to launch in early 2026 with 24MW of capacity”Status: Announced by state agencyRecord
October 29, 2025Air permitMissouri DNR Air Pollution Control Program · Permit to Construct 102025-010Allows sixteen 3 MW diesel emergency generators at the site, each limited to 500 hours a year. This is backup power, not the main supply.Stated capacity: “Installation of sixteen (16) 3,000 kW Gen-Alliance diesel emergency generators”Status: IssuedRecord
December 9, 2025Building permitCity of Kansas City, MO · CPBC-2025-01067Commercial renovation permit for the Blitz North KC Data Center. Electrical, mechanical, plumbing and fire permits followed from December 2025 to April 2026.Status: Issued, not finaled. Last inspection September 22, 2026.Record
April 15, 2026Air permitMissouri DNR Air Pollution Control Program · 2026-03-061Commissioning was scheduled to start June 1, 2026, on rented portable generators, because the utility expected only partial power by then.Stated capacity: “Evergy will not have the full power supply available on June 1. They may have partial power supply. The full power supply will not be available until the late summer of 2026.”Status: No permit requiredRecord
May 28, 2026Public authorityPort KC Board of Commissioners · Minutes, May 28, 2026The Project Blitz bond item was held at the developer's request. Port KC later said the application was withdrawn. This concerns the bond incentive, not the city permits.Status: Held at developer's request, later withdrawnRecord
September 23, 2026ZoningCity of Kansas City, MO · CPZ-2026-02290A further zoning compliance letter was issued for the site. The city data does not state its purpose.Status: IssuedRecord
Unverified: not found in online records
  • No certificate of occupancy appears in the city's permit data. Kansas City Planning and Development holds it if one exists.
  • No Evergy service agreement or Missouri PSC record naming the site was found.
  • No state air operating permit application was found. One is due within 90 days of operation starting.
  • No record found states whether commissioning happened or whether the site is live.

Plano, Collin County, TX

Aligned DFW-04

Permitted

Why this stage: Texas TDLR construction registrations cover the new 425,000 square foot DFW04 building and a $120 million data hall fit-out at 601 North Star Road. TDLR lists the building's accessibility inspection as complete. The city building permit itself was not checked.

Owner or developer
Aligned Data Centers
Lambda's role
Cloud provider, as tenant
Link to Lambda
“Lambda will occupy Aligned's newest Dallas-Fort Worth area facility, DFW-04” Aligned Data Centers press release
Announced capacity
72 MW. “The $700 million project will eventually have 72 megawatts of computing power and is expected to be fully completed next year. Poole expects the first 9 megawatts will be ready for Lambda to begin installing servers in June” WFAA via Yahoo Finance
Stated timing
“the first 9 megawatts will be ready for Lambda to begin installing servers in June, with additional capacity coming online in 9-megawatt increments” Source
Public records found for Aligned DFW-04, oldest first.
DateRecordWhat it showsSource
February 26, 2024ZoningCity of Plano City Council · Zoning Case 2023-029, Specific Use Permit No. 63Approves an electrical substation on 3.4 acres next to the site. The ordinance does not name Aligned. Local press tied the substation to Aligned's data center.Status: ApprovedRecord
June 27, 2024Texas TDLR registrationTexas Department of Licensing and Regulation · TABS2024021896Registers a 425,000 square foot new data center at 601 North Star Road for Aligned, estimated at $161 million, with completion set for October 1, 2026. The tenant is not named.Status: Inspection completeRecord
March 28, 2025Texas TDLR registrationTexas Department of Licensing and Regulation · TABS2025015383Registers a tenant fit-out of data hall space at the same address, estimated at $120 million, with completion set for August 1, 2026. The tenant is not named.Status: RegisteredRecord
Unverified: not found in online records
  • City of Plano building permits and the certificate of occupancy were not checked. The portal needs interactive search.
  • No TCEQ air permit for the generators was verified.
  • No Oncor, ERCOT or PUCT record of the substation being energized was found.
  • No record confirms the first 9 MW was delivered in June 2026.
  • Press releases give the address as 401 North Star Road. The state registrations say 601.

Near Chouteau and Pryor, Mayes County, OK

MidAmerica Industrial Park data center

Announced

Why this stage: No government approval tying Lambda to a parcel was found. The industrial park's own statement says Lambda will buy land and that the power authority's load study found capacity, but no board approval, power contract or permit naming Lambda is posted online.

Owner or developer
MidAmerica Industrial Park (Oklahoma Ordnance Works Authority) is selling the land. Grand River Dam Authority would supply power.
Lambda's role
Developer and operator, per Lambda
Link to Lambda
“Lambda to build new data center in Mayes County, Oklahoma” Lambda blog
Announced capacity
“new data center at MidAmerica Industrial Park (MidAmerica) in Mayes County, Oklahoma” Lambda blog
Stated timing
“No construction start or opening date has been announced.” Source
Public records found for MidAmerica Industrial Park data center, oldest first.
DateRecordWhat it showsSource
September 27, 2026Public authorityMidAmerica Industrial Park (Oklahoma Ordnance Works Authority) · Community questions and answersSays Lambda will build in the southern part of the park, will pay full market value for the land, and received no incentives or tax abatement. Says the power authority found it can serve the load. Gives no megawatts, acreage or dates.Stated capacity: “GRDA did a load study and found they can accommodate the data center load on their system”Status: Published statementRecord
Unverified: not found in online records
  • No board approval of the land sale is posted. MidAmerica Industrial Park holds the minutes.
  • The power authority's load study and any power contract are not online. Grand River Dam Authority holds them.
  • No state air permit application for generators was found.
  • Some press reports give 375 MW on about 329 acres. No public record we found states either figure.

NOT YET CHECKED

Other Lambda sites.

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

  • EdgeConneX ChicagoChicago, IL

    Lambda describes a 23 MW single-tenant build with ready-for-service in 2026.

  • EdgeConneX Atlanta (ATL02)Atlanta, GA

    Named in the same August 2025 Lambda and EdgeConneX announcement.

  • Cologix ColumbusColumbus, OH

    Lambda announced HGX B200 clusters in this facility.

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

  1. Which site and data hall will host my cluster: Kansas City, Plano, Vernon, or another location?
  2. If it is Kansas City, is the building on full utility power today, and has the city issued a certificate of occupancy?
  3. If it is Plano, which 9 MW block of DFW-04 is assigned to my cluster, and when was it delivered?
  4. What happens to my payment and commitment if the hall is not ready on the date in my order?

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Notes on these records

  • Lambda has filed no registration statement with the SEC. Its only public SEC filings are Form D notices from 2022 and 2024.
  • Some coverage says Lambda runs 15 US data centers. We could not find that figure on Lambda's current website.
  • Lambda's October 1, 2026 financing announcement refers to three committed customer deployments across multiple data centers. It names no sites and no megawatts.
  • At Vernon, the tranche sizes in the 2024 service order differ from those in the 2026 annual report. Both total 21 MW.

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