ORACLE CLOUD DATA CENTERS

Oracle Cloud data centers.
What public records show.

Oracle publishes no total megawatt figure. It reported $664 billion of contracted revenue and $288 billion of data center lease commitments starting through fiscal 2029. It said it delivered 850 MW in its latest quarter. None of the four new campuses checked here had delivered capacity by then.

SITES CHECKED OCTOBER 5, 2026

4 Oracle Cloud sites.
19 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. 1Site identified
  3. 2Permitted
  4. 1Power secured
  5. 0Operating

Near Abilene, Shackelford County, TX

Vantage Frontier campus

Permitted

Why this stage: Eleven Texas TDLR construction registrations cover ten data center buildings and an office, totaling about $10.6 billion. The earliest building completion date is February 2027. The on-site power plant's newest air permit is pending.

Owner or developer
Vantage Data Centers, with on-site power by VoltaGrid
Oracle Cloud's role
Tenant, named by Oracle among its new campuses
Link to Oracle Cloud
“neither Shackleford nor New Mexico or Wisconsin or Michigan were delivered in Q1.” Oracle Q1 FY27 earnings call transcript
Announced capacity
1.4 GW. “1.4GW of critical IT load” Vantage Data Centers
Stated timing
“The first data center is scheduled for delivery in the second half of 2026.” Source
Public records found for Vantage Frontier campus, oldest first.
DateRecordWhat it showsSource
December 12, 2025Air permitTexas Commission on Environmental Quality · Proposed permits 182467, PSDTX1692, GHGPSDTX266VoltaGrid applied to build a gas engine power plant to serve the nearby data center campus.Status: Application pendingRecord
June 29, 2026Texas TDLR registrationTexas Department of Licensing and Regulation · TABS2026024094Registers Building TX305, a 344,796 square foot data center estimated at $955 million, with completion set for February 15, 2027. It is the earliest of the campus registrations. The tenant is not named.Status: Review completeRecord
June 29, 2026Texas TDLR registrationTexas Department of Licensing and Regulation · TABS2026024068Registers Building TX301, one of ten data center buildings registered for the campus between June 29 and 30, 2026, with completion dates from 2027 into 2028.Status: Review completeRecord
September 10, 2026Public recordOracle Q1 FY27 earnings callOracle said the campus had not delivered capacity in the quarter ending August 2026.Status: Not delivered as of the quarterRecord
UndatedTax abatementShackelford County Commissioners CourtA 10-year agreement under which Vantage pays the county $10 million a year in lieu of property taxes.Status: Approved, per local news, July 2025Record
Unverified: not found in online records
  • No record shows any building energized or delivered. The earliest registered completion date is February 2027, while the developer still states delivery in the second half of 2026.
  • Every state registration lists the tenant as not assigned.

Port Washington, Ozaukee County, WI

Vantage Lighthouse campus

Permitted

Why this stage: The state issued air permits for 45 emergency backup generators in June 2026. Grid power is not secured: the transmission case to serve the campus was dismissed in September 2026 and refiled, and is pending.

Owner or developer
Vantage Data Centers
Oracle Cloud's role
Tenant, with OpenAI as the named user
Link to Oracle Cloud
“We're pleased to work with Vantage Data Centers as we continue to rapidly expand our cloud capacity to meet the growing demand for AI.” Vantage, OpenAI and Oracle joint release
Announced capacity
1 GW. “The campus will feature four cutting-edge data centers providing close to a gigawatt of AI capacity.” Vantage release
Stated timing
“Construction will begin soon and is scheduled for completion in 2028.” Source
Public records found for Vantage Lighthouse campus, oldest first.
DateRecordWhat it showsSource
August 19, 2025ZoningCity of Port Washington Common Council · Development agreement with VantageThe city approved the development agreement, and the Plan Commission approved the design later that month.Status: ApprovedRecord
November 18, 2025Tax abatementCity of Port Washington and Joint Review Board · Tax Incremental District No. 5The district repays Vantage for about $175 million of upfront city infrastructure from the project's tax increment.Status: Created. Challenged in court by residents.Record
April 24, 2026Grid or utilityPublic Service Commission of Wisconsin · 6630-TE-113The commission approved the utility's very large customer tariff that sets the terms for serving the campus. It is a rate approval, not a connection.Status: Approved with changes. Oracle is challenging terms in circuit court.Record
June 12, 2026Air permitWisconsin Department of Natural Resources · 25-MIN-094Construction and operation permits for 45 emergency diesel generators at the campus. These are backup units.Status: IssuedRecord
September 10, 2026Grid or utilityPublic Service Commission of Wisconsin · 137-CE-221ATC's application for transmission lines and substations to serve the campus was closed after the commission withdrew its completeness finding.Status: Dismissed without decisionRecord
September 15, 2026Grid or utilityPublic Service Commission of Wisconsin · 137-CE-229ATC refiled the interconnection, estimated at $2.5 to $2.7 billion, with service about 17 months after a commission order.Status: PendingRecord
Unverified: not found in online records
  • No commission approval yet for the transmission and substations that would serve the campus.
  • No government record states the campus load in megawatts.

Near Santa Teresa, Doña Ana County, NM

Project Jupiter

Site identified

Why this stage: The county adopted the industrial revenue bond ordinance for the project and posts the executed bond series. The power source is not permitted: the microgrid air permit is pending and a supply pipeline was denied rights of way on state land.

Owner or developer
BorderPlex Digital Assets and STACK Infrastructure
Oracle Cloud's role
Tenant. Oracle calls it its planned AI data center campus.
Link to Oracle Cloud
“Project Jupiter, our planned AI data center campus in southern New Mexico” Oracle blog
Announced capacity
1 GW. “around a gigawatt a piece” Oracle Q1 FY27 earnings call
Stated timing
“Data center is definitely on track. We are going through the process of acquiring our air permit.” Source
Public records found for Project Jupiter, oldest first.
DateRecordWhat it showsSource
September 19, 2025Tax abatementDoña Ana County Board of County Commissioners · Ordinance 367-2025 and IRB Series 2025A to 2025CAuthorizes industrial revenue bonds for power facilities, four data center buildings and tenant equipment, and the county posts the executed series.Status: Adopted, bonds executed and recordedRecord
July 14, 2026Public recordNew Mexico State Land Office · Pipeline right-of-way applicationsThe Land Commissioner refused rights of way across state trust land for part of the gas pipeline needed to fuel the microgrid.Status: Denied, denial reaffirmedRecord
UndatedAir permitNew Mexico Environment Department · Application 10883Application for a fuel cell microgrid to power the campus. Earlier gas turbine applications were withdrawn.Status: Pending. Hearing set for October 19, 2026.Record
Unverified: not found in online records
  • No building permit was found online, although Oracle says construction permits are in hand.
  • The campus power source does not yet have its air permit.
  • Trade press reports Oracle sent a force majeure notice over the power permits. No filing containing it was found.

NOT YET CHECKED

Other Oracle Cloud sites.

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

  • Abilene campusTaylor County, TX

    Built by Crusoe and covered on the Crusoe page. Oracle said 6 of the 8 buildings, about 618 MW, had been delivered to its customer.

  • Global fleetWorldwide

    Oracle cites 147 active data centers and 64 more planned. These are not tied to specific sites here.

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  1. Which region and campus will host my capacity, and is it in a hall already delivered, such as Abilene, or in one of the new campuses?
  2. If it depends on a new campus, what is the energization date and what is the power source? Wisconsin's transmission case was refiled and New Mexico's power permit is pending.
  3. Is my capacity reserved for my contract, or shared with the large customer the campus was built for?
  4. What happens to my payment and commitment if the campus is delayed?

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Notes on these records

  • Oracle's 10-Q contains no megawatt figures and does not name these sites. Site statements come from its earnings call, releases and blogs.
  • The 850 MW Oracle says it delivered in the quarter is a quarterly increment, not a total, and is not added to any site figure.
  • Oracle said none of these four campuses delivered capacity in the quarter ending August 2026.

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