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TENSORWAVE DATA CENTERS

TensorWave data centers.
What public records show.

In a funding announcement, TensorWave says it has 8,192 AMD MI325X GPUs online and more than 2 GW of long-term capacity secured. It names no megawatt split by site. Its Tucson site has county occupancy certificates. Its largest planned site, a 222 MW lease in Texas, has not yet taken effect.

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SITES CHECKED OCTOBER 5, 2026

3 TensorWave sites.
11 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. 1Permitted
  4. 0Power secured
  5. 1Operating

Tucson, unincorporated, Pima County, AZ

TECfusions Tucson data center

Operating

Why this stage: Pima County shows certificates of occupancy issued for TECfusions data center Phases 1, 2 and 3 at 3701 E Columbia St. This is a government operating record. The county records name TECfusions, not TensorWave. The TensorWave link comes from the companies' joint release.

Owner or developer
TECfusions, operator. Property owner AC 3701 E Columbia Street LLC.
TensorWave's role
Tenant
Link to TensorWave
“TensorWave's current deployment in Tucson already hosts the largest AMD-based AI deployment in North America” TensorWave and TECfusions joint release
Announced capacity
14.4 MW. “14.4 MW which was delivered to TensorWave in under four months in 2025” TECfusions and TensorWave release
Stated timing
“The deployments, scheduled for delivery in the first half of 2026” Source
Public records found for TECfusions Tucson data center, oldest first.
DateRecordWhat it showsSource
May 15, 2025OccupancyPima County Development Services · P25BP03834Tenant improvement for TECfusions Data Center Phase 1, 25,825 square feet, including Data Hall A.Status: Certificate of occupancy issuedRecord
July 21, 2025OccupancyPima County Development Services · P25BP05446Tenant improvement for TECfusions Data Center Phase 2, 71,127 square feet.Status: Certificate of occupancy issuedRecord
April 13, 2026OccupancyPima County Development Services · P26BP02485Shell improvement for TECfusions Data Center Phase 3, 14,478 square feet.Status: Certificate of occupancy issuedRecord
May 20, 2026Building permitPima County Development Services · P26BP03357Tenant improvement permit for TECfusions Data Center Phase 4, 17,388 square feet.Status: IssuedRecord
Unverified: not found in online records
  • County records do not show which phases or megawatts serve TensorWave.
  • No air permit or utility service record was found online.

Near Amarillo, Carson County, TX

Fermi Project Matador campus, TensorWave building

Permitted

Why this stage: Texas issued an air permit for the campus's gas-fired power generation, and the county approved a campus tax abatement. Neither is specific to the TensorWave building. Fermi's filing says the lease may never commence, and its closing date was extended to October 31, 2026.

Owner or developer
Fermi Inc., on land leased from the Texas Tech University System
TensorWave's role
Tenant under a signed build-to-suit lease that has not yet taken effect
Link to TensorWave
“Fermi Campus 1 LLC, a subsidiary of the Company (the 'Landlord'), entered into a lease agreement (the 'TensorWave Lease') with TensorWave TEX1, LLC” Fermi Inc. Form 10-Q
Announced capacity
222 MW. “supported by 222 MW of total facility power following commencement of the final delivery phase” Fermi Inc. Form 10-Q
Stated timing
“The facility is expected to be delivered to TensorWave in phases beginning in late 2027” Source
Public records found for Fermi Project Matador campus, TensorWave building, oldest first.
DateRecordWhat it showsSource
October 27, 2025Tax abatementCarson County Commissioners Court · Fermi tax abatement and reinvestment zoneA phased, campus-wide tax abatement for Fermi, based on generation megawatts and data center square footage.Status: Approved, per local newsRecord
March 30, 2026Public authorityTexas Tech University System, as described in Fermi's 10-Q · Ground lease and collaboration agreementFermi needs a notice to proceed from the university before vertical data center construction, which requires a Phase 1 tenant lease of at least 200 MW.Stated capacity: “execution of a lease with a Phase 1 tenant for not less than 200 MW of capacity at Project Matador”Status: Notice to proceed pending, due by December 31, 2026Record
August 14, 2026SEC filingFermi Inc., Form 10-Q · 0002071778-26-000051Fermi signed the 222 MW TensorWave lease on August 9, 2026. It takes effect only after closing conditions, including board approvals and project financing, and may not commence.Stated capacity: “There can be no assurance that these conditions will be satisfied or that the TensorWave Lease will commence.”Status: Lease signed, not yet effectiveRecord
October 2, 2026SEC filingFermi Inc., proxy statement · 0001213900-26-106378Fermi lists its ability to complete the TensorWave lease and obtain credit support as a risk. It does not report first power at the campus.Status: FiledRecord
UndatedAir permitTexas Commission on Environmental Quality · Permits 181009, PSDTX1670, GHGPSDTX254Air permit for gas-fired power generation at the Project Matador campus. It covers campus generation, not the TensorWave load.Status: Issued, per Fermi's February 2026 announcement. Issue date not confirmed in a TCEQ record.Record
Unverified: not found in online records
  • No record shows the lease closing conditions are met. Closing is due by October 31, 2026.
  • No record shows the university's notice to proceed for data center construction.
  • No building permit or utility energization record exists yet for the TensorWave building.

Upper Burrell Township, near New Kensington, Westmoreland County, PA

TECfusions Keystone Connect, Building J

Site identified

Why this stage: Township supervisors approved the land development plan for Building J in August 2026. A building permit is reported in news but was not found online. A resident appeal of the approvals is pending.

Owner or developer
TECfusions
TensorWave's role
Tenant, per the January 2026 announcement
Link to TensorWave
“a new 10-megawatt (MW) deployment at the Keystone Connect campus near Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania” TensorWave and TECfusions joint release
Announced capacity
10 MW. “a new 10-megawatt (MW) deployment at the Keystone Connect campus” TECfusions and TensorWave release
Stated timing
“Local news reports Building J operational since June 2026, but says the tenant is now unclear because of a non-disclosure agreement.” Source
Public records found for TECfusions Keystone Connect, Building J, oldest first.
DateRecordWhat it showsSource
August 5, 2026ZoningUpper Burrell Township Board of Supervisors · Minutes, August 5, 2026Approves the TECfusion land development plan for Building J, including emergency generators and chillers on new pads.Status: Approved 3-0Record
August 25, 2026Public recordWestmoreland County Court of Common Pleas, as reported · Land use appealResidents appealed the township approvals, arguing a special exception was required.Status: PendingRecord
Unverified: not found in online records
  • No public record names TensorWave as the Building J tenant.
  • No building permit, air permit or utility record was found online.

NOT YET CHECKED

Other TensorWave sites.

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

  • Florida data centerFlorida

    Trade press says TensorWave operates data centers in Arizona, Florida and Pennsylvania. The Florida facility is not named.

  • Fermi expansion optionCarson County, TX

    An option for two more buildings would bring the lease to 650 MW. Not exercised.

BEFORE YOU SIGN

Ask which site
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 site will host my cluster: Tucson, Pennsylvania, Florida or the Texas campus?
  2. If it is the Texas campus, has the lease with Fermi closed? Its closing date was extended to October 31, 2026, and delivery begins no earlier than late 2027.
  3. In Tucson, which data hall and how many megawatts are allocated to TensorWave customers today?
  4. What happens to my payment and commitment if the site I am quoted on does not open on time?

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Notes on these records

  • TensorWave says it has secured more than 2 GW of long-term capacity. Trade press the same day reported 500 MW of signed leases, most not yet online. The two figures are not reconciled.
  • TensorWave's headquarters is in Las Vegas. No record ties it to a Nevada data center.

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