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Core Scientific Data Center Capex and Sites

Core Scientific emerged from Chapter 11 on January 23, 2024, converting roughly $400 million of debt into equity and relisting on Nasdaq with 724MW of capacity across five states. Its pivot to HPC hosting is anchored by a CoreWeave contract ladder that grew to approximately $10.2 billion over 12 years across roughly 590MW at six sites, and in Q1 2026 it priced $3.3 billion of 7.750% senior secured notes due 2031 to fund an approximately 3GW expansion pipeline. A $9.0 billion all-stock acquisition by CoreWeave was announced in July 2025 but terminated on October 30, 2025 after shareholders voted it down.

Updated October 8, 2026 2 named sites 51 financing transactions 4 sourced facts 84 sources
Core Scientific
CORZ
NeoCloud and GPU cloud
Financing regimepost-restructuring public equity plus high-yield senior secured notes against take-or-pay HPC hosting contracts
Named sites
2
Site-level commitments the atlas ties to Core Scientific
Disclosed site capital
$1.2B
Sum of named sites with a stated dollar figure. Not a capex total; see the spending table
Disclosed capacity
1,760 MW
Sum of named sites with a stated megawatt figure
Financing transactions
51
Transactions naming Core Scientific or tied to one of its sites
Spending

Reported and guided spending

Audited, reported and guided figures as the filing or release states them. Reported lines are what was spent; guidance is what management said it expects. They are shown side by side and never combined.

PeriodKindAmountAs statedSources
FY2026 guidance guidance $2.0B
Guided to $2 billion of 2026 capex, targeting 450MW billable by summer 2026 and 590MW by early 2027
Q1 2026 raise ~$3.3B
$3.3 billion of 7.750% senior secured notes due 2031, approximately $2.9 billion net
Nov 2024 guidance ≥$4.0B
Muskogee 100MW HPC groundbreaking described as part of more than $4 billion of capex
Named sites

Where Core Scientific builds

Texas
1 site · $1.2B disclosed
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Oklahoma
1 site
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SiteStatePlaceCapitalMWStatusSources
Denton HPC data center
with CoreWeave, OpenAI
 Texas Denton ≥$1.2B 260 operating
Muskogee HPC data center
with Port Muskogee
 Oklahoma Muskogee n.a. 1,500 construction
Financing

Financing transactions

Transactions that name Core Scientific as a party or attach to one of its named sites. Amounts are as stated; overlapping commitments are never summed.

PartiesInstrumentAmountDateSiteSources
CoreWeave
CoreWeave reported more than $25 billion of net new customer commitments in the early weeks of Q3 2026 and total contracted power of approximately 4.2 GW as of 11 August 2026. Individual customers and contract values were not disclosed
 other ≥$25.0B Disclosed 11 August 2026 for early Q3 2026 n.a.
CoreWeave + OpenAI
AI infrastructure agreement, expanded twice in 2025 to approximately $22.4 billion.
 other ~$22.4B March 10, 2025; expanded May 2025 and September 25, 2025 n.a.
CoreWeave + Meta
Expanded AI infrastructure agreement based on Nvidia's Vera Rubin platform, running through December 2032.
 other ~$21.0B runs through December 2032 n.a.
Core Scientific + AMD
Core Scientific and AMD announced an infrastructure partnership anchored by 15-year agreements for approximately 530 MW across five sites, with deployments beginning in 2027. AMD received market-priced warrants to purchase Core Scientific common stock, subject to commercial conditions. Individual site allocations were not given in the company releases Core Scientific's 8-K states that on 27 July 2026 it signed leases with AMD for 377 MW of critical IT at Pecos TX, Muskogee OK and Hunt County TX, and leases with an undisclosed neocloud for 152 MW at Auburn AL and Dalton Phase 3 GA, each for 15 years with three five-year options. AMD holds a reservation right to lease up to an additional 1,925 MW through 28 December 2028. AMD received a warrant for up to 30 million shares at $23.47 vesting at 12,222 shares per MW leased, with about 6.5 million shares vested at signing, and entered credit support agreements for the neocloud leases
 lease ≥$14.0B Announced 28 July 2026 n.a.
Applied Digital + CoreWeave
Additional 150MW lease with CoreWeave, taking Ellendale to 400MW.
 lease ≥$11.0B August 29, 2025 Polaris Forge 1 (ND)
Core Scientific + CoreWeave
A new 70MW contract at Denton took the CoreWeave relationship to approximately 590MW across six sites, with Denton site load of 260MW.
 lease ≥$10.2B February 26, 2025 Denton HPC data center (TX)
CoreWeave + Core Scientific
The deal covered 1.3GW of gross capacity including 840MW of HPC and 500MW of mining across 10 facilities, and was terminated after Core Scientific shareholders voted it down.
 acquisition ~$9.0B agreed July 7, 2025; terminated October 30, 2025 n.a.
Core Scientific + CoreWeave
CoreWeave exercised its final option to modify approximately 120MW, taking the relationship to roughly 500MW at six sites.
 lease ≥$8.7B October 22, 2024 n.a.
CoreWeave + Meta
Loan facility secured by CoreWeave's long-term Meta agreement.
 debt facility $8.5B 2026 n.a.
CoreWeave
CoreWeave later secured an $8.5 billion delayed-draw term loan to expand AI infrastructure.
 debt facility $8.5B maturing March 2032; took total raises to roughly $28 billion in twelve months n.a.
Zayo + Crown Castle + EQT Active Core Infrastructure
Zayo, a DigitalBridge portfolio company that has invested more than $35 billion in its network, acquired Crown Castle's Fiber Solutions business.
 acquisition $8.5B agreed, then completed n.a.
CoreWeave + Blackstone + Magnetar + Coatue + Carlyle + CDPQ + BlackRock + DigitalBridge
Blackstone-led delayed-draw term loan with Magnetar, Coatue, Carlyle, CDPQ, BlackRock and DigitalBridge participating.
 debt facility $7.5B May 17, 2024 n.a.
Applied Digital + CoreWeave
Two 15-year lease agreements with CoreWeave at Ellendale, North Dakota.
 lease ~$7.0B June 2, 2025 Polaris Forge 1 (ND)
Nvidia + CoreWeave
Nvidia signed a $6.3 billion cloud computing capacity order that backstops CoreWeave's unsold capacity, running to April 13, 2032. The atlas identifies it as one of two mechanisms that most directly convert Nvidia's balance sheet into third-party debt capacity.
 backstop $6.3B Signed September 2025 per source URL context; backstop runs to April 13, 2032 n.a.
CoreWeave, Inc.
CoreWeave priced an upsized private offering of $3.7 billion of 2.875% convertible senior notes due 1 April 2033 on 18 September 2026, up from the $3.0 billion proposed on 17 September 2026. The initial conversion price is about $97.85 per share, a premium of about 22.50% to the 17 September 2026 closing price. Net proceeds are about $3.64 billion (about $4.14 billion if the option is exercised in full); about $498.8 million funds capped call transactions with a cap price of $199.70 per share, and the remainder is for general corporate purposes. The notes are guaranteed by the subsidiaries that guarantee CoreWeave's existing senior and convertible notes. CoreWeave completed the offering on 22 September 2026 at $4.2 billion aggregate principal amount, including $500 million from the initial purchasers' option exercised in full, under an indenture dated 22 September 2026 with U.S. Bank Trust Company, National Association as trustee. Net proceeds were $4,137.0 million after initial purchasers' discounts and before estimated offering expenses. The capped call transactions, entered on 17 September 2026 with additional capped calls on 18 September 2026 after the option exercise, cost approximately $566.2 million, with a cap price of $199.70 per share; the remainder of the proceeds is for general corporate purposes. Interest is payable on 1 April and 1 October from 1 April 2027.
 convertible ~$4.2B Priced 18 September 2026; closed 22 September 2026 with the initial purchasers' option exercised in full n.a.
CoreWeave
Convertible notes issued in April 2026 per the Wikipedia summary of CoreWeave's debt stack.
 convertible $3.5B April 2026 n.a.
Core Scientific + CoreWeave
First step of the CoreWeave HPC hosting contract ladder, delivering approximately 200MW of infrastructure.
 lease ≥$3.5B June 3, 2024 n.a.
Core Scientific
Financing supporting an approximately 3GW expansion pipeline and $2 billion of 2026 capex.
 senior notes ~$3.3B Purchase agreement dated 22 April 2026; closed 6 May 2026 (8-K filed 6 May 2026); earlier recorded as priced Q1 2026 n.a.
CoreWeave + Jane Street
Term loan disclosed with Q2 FY2026 results alongside a $1 billion Jane Street investment and more than $10 billion of unsecured notes and convertibles.
 debt facility ≥$3.1B Q2 FY2026 n.a.
Blockfusion USA, Inc. + North East Data, LLC + CoreWeave
Blockfusion's subsidiary North East Data, LLC entered a definitive 15-year anchor lease with two five-year renewal options, plus a companion expansion agreement, with CoreWeave at its Niagara Falls, New York campus. The agreements convert a non-binding letter of intent announced 30 June 2026. Blockfusion is pursuing a business combination with Blue Acquisition Corp. that would list the combined company on Nasdaq. Blue Acquisition Corp.'s Form 8-K filed 22 September 2026 discloses a Series A common stock purchase warrant dated 4 September 2026 issued by Blockfusion to CoreWeave, Inc. for 2,786,624 Blockfusion Series A shares at an initial exercise price of $7.6898 per share. Under the Sixth Amendment to the business combination agreement, signed 21 September 2026, that warrant is cancelled immediately before the merger and replaced by a warrant for 2,870,813 shares of the listed company's Class A common stock at $7.4643 per share; the amendment also raises the earnout to up to 15,000,000 shares. The filing does not state the lease value or MW. An updated Blue Acquisition Corp. and Blockfusion investor presentation, furnished on Form 8-K on 25 September 2026, states the site has 50 MW energized with an expansion path to 300 MW or more, the CoreWeave expansion framework reaches up to 300 MW with CoreWeave holding first right to each increment, and CoreWeave committed $50 million as a non-recurring charge plus $30 million through the warrant purchase. Blockfusion is valued at $450 million pre-money in the business combination.
 lease ≥$2.8B Announced 16 September 2026 Niagara Falls AI campus (NY)
CoreWeave + JPMorgan + MUFG
CoreWeave closed its DDTL 5.5 facility with JPMorgan and MUFG as joint lead arrangers and bookrunners. Proceeds support purchase and deployment of GPU infrastructure dedicated to customer contracts averaging about three years, secured by those contracts
 debt facility ≥$2.6B Closed 10 August 2026 n.a.
Stonepeak + CoreSite + American Tower
Stonepeak's initial investment into the American Tower-owned CoreSite platform.
 equity raise $2.5B 2022 n.a.
CoreWeave + Blackstone + Magnetar + Magnetar Capital
Predecessor facility to the $7.5 billion CoreWeave financing led by Blackstone and Magnetar.
 debt facility $2.3B August 2023 n.a.
Nvidia + CoreWeave
Nvidia invested $2 billion of equity in CoreWeave at $87.20 per share on January 26, 2026, tied to a partnership to scale more than 5GW by 2030.
 equity raise ≥$2.0B January 26, 2026 n.a.
Vantage Data Centers + Evercore (lead arranger) + Wells Fargo Securities (lead arranger) + About a dozen unnamed insurance and institutional investors
Vantage Data Centers closed a $2 billion development-stage financing facility to support early-stage development across its North American platform. It is structured as a five-year revolving credit platform including extension options, with an initial collateral pool of three undisclosed development assets and the ability to add assets over time. Evercore and Wells Fargo Securities were lead arrangers, with participation from insurance and institutional investors. Vantage said it has closed more than $40 billion of capital in 2026.
 debt facility $2.0B Announced 14 September 2026 (closed) n.a.
CoreWeave + Nvidia
The IPO listed CoreWeave on Nasdaq under CRWV; the stock opened at $39, implying roughly a $23 billion valuation.
 equity raise $1.5B priced March 27, 2025 n.a.
Galaxy Digital + CoreWeave (tenant)
Galaxy said in its third quarter 2025 results that it secured a $1.4 billion project financing facility that fully funds the $1.7 billion Phase I build at its Helios data center campus in Texas. In the same period it executed the Phase II lease with CoreWeave, which also exercised its final option for an additional 133 MW of critical IT load, bringing its commitment to the full 800 MW of approved power capacity at Helios. Lenders are not named in the release.
 debt facility $1.4B Disclosed in Galaxy's third quarter 2025 results release, 21 October 2025 n.a.
CoreWeave
CoreWeave priced and closed a private offering of $1.25 billion aggregate principal of 9.625% senior notes due 2032 and EUR 2 billion aggregate principal of 8.500% senior notes due 2032, both maturing 15 July 2032, with interest accruing from 18 June 2026 payable semi-annually from 15 January 2027. Proceeds are for general corporate purposes including repayment of outstanding debt and offering fees and expenses. Recorded in this refresh as a backfill: the transaction dates to June 2026 and was absent from the atlas.
 senior notes $1.2B Priced June 2026; offering closed 18 June 2026 n.a.
CoreWeave + Coatue
A $1.1 billion Series C led by Coatue in May 2024 at a $19 billion valuation.
 equity raise $1.1B May 2024 n.a.
Blue Owl Capital (affiliates) + Cedarwood Investment Group + PowerHouse Data Centers + Goldman Sachs + Citigroup + Deutsche Bank + CoreWeave (tenant)
A Goldman Sachs led bank group launched a roughly $1.1 billion high yield bond sale on 21 September 2026 to finance construction of the Digital Drive data center near Richmond, Virginia, backed by affiliates of Blue Owl Capital, Cedarwood Investment Group and PowerHouse Data Centers and leased to CoreWeave. CoreWeave has contracted the full 76 MW of IT capacity under a 15 year agreement valued at $2.94 billion, with operations expected between 2027 and 2028. Initial yield talk was reported in the low to mid 9 percent range, with pricing targeted for 23 September 2026; the bonds had not priced at the time of reporting. The deal priced on 23 September 2026: $1.1 billion of five-year notes sold at 98.5 cents on the dollar to yield 9.25%, about 2.7 percentage points above the average for similarly rated debt tracked by Bloomberg, according to a person familiar with the transaction. Goldman Sachs, Citigroup and Deutsche Bank led the sale, and the deal prospectus lists affiliates of Blue Owl Capital, Cedarwood Investment Group and PowerHouse Data Centers as sponsors. S&P Global Ratings rated the notes BB- and said exposure to a single speculative-grade tenant remains the key risk. The coupon and the issuer's legal name were not disclosed in the fetched coverage.
 project bond $1.1B Launched 21 September 2026; priced 23 September 2026. Reported by Bloomberg Digital Drive data center campus (VA)
Core Scientific, Inc. + Morgan Stanley Senior Funding, Inc. (agent) + JPMorgan Chase Bank, N.A. (amendment no. 1 term lender)
On 4 March 2026 Core Scientific entered a credit agreement with Morgan Stanley Senior Funding as agent for a $500.0 million senior secured term loan facility with a $500.0 million accordion, drawing the full $500.0 million on 5 March. Proceeds were for general corporate purposes related to data center development, including equipment purchases and deposits, energy deposits, real property acquisition and pre-development costs. On 18 March 2026 Amendment No. 1 added a $500.0 million commitment from JPMorgan Chase Bank, bringing the facility to $1.0 billion, fully drawn. On 6 May 2026 Core Scientific repaid all borrowings under this bridge facility with proceeds of the $3.3 billion 7.750% senior secured notes due 2031. This is a different facility from the $600 million JPMorgan-agented revolving and letter of credit facilities of 25 August 2026 (core-scientific-600m-credit-facilities-2026).
 debt facility $1.0B Backfill (not previously recorded). Credit agreement entered 4 March 2026 ($500 million drawn 5 March); upsized to $1.0 billion by Amendment No. 1 on 18 March 2026 (announced 23 March); repaid in full 6 May 2026 n.a.
Nvidia + CoreWeave + Nebius + Nscale + Lambda + Crusoe
Nvidia backstops $860M of partner data center lease obligations, with $470M escrowed, across CoreWeave, Nebius, Nscale, Lambda and Crusoe.
 guarantee $860M Date n.a. in this part n.a.
Zone Frontier Inc. (formerly CleanCore Solutions) + Cerebras Systems
Zone Frontier, which dropped its cleaning products and Dogecoin treasury businesses in June 2026 to build AI data centers, holds a binding ten-year lease with Cerebras Systems for its Minnesota campus, which is under construction. The company expects at least 55 MW of utility power and 40 MW of critical IT load online by the end of the second calendar quarter of 2027. The 10-K does not name the Minnesota town, so no site row is created.
 lease ≥$800M Backfill (not previously recorded). Announced 29 July 2026; Minnesota campus acquisition completed 23 July 2026 (company Form 10-K for fiscal year ended 30 June 2026) n.a.
CoreWeave
Revolving credit facility to support ongoing growth.
 debt facility ≥$650M October 11, 2024 n.a.
CoreWeave
A $642 million secondary sale in December 2023.
 equity raise $642M December 2023 n.a.
Core Scientific + JPMorgan Chase Bank, N.A. + Morgan Stanley Senior Funding, Inc. + Goldman Sachs + TD Securities (USA) LLC
Core Scientific entered into $600 million of committed senior secured credit facilities with JPMorgan as administrative and collateral agent and Morgan Stanley as lead left arranger. Letters of credit may provide credit support for project obligations under utility agreements. The company said the facilities are expected to release approximately $300 million of restricted cash. Maturity is the third anniversary of closing, extendable to the fourth at the company's election
 revolving credit facility and letter of credit facility $600M Credit agreement dated 25 August 2026; announced 27 August 2026 n.a.
Stonepeak + CoreSite + American Tower
Upsize of Stonepeak's CoreSite investment.
 equity raise $570M completed October 20, 2022 n.a.
Ares Secondaries funds + Sabey Data Center Properties + Sabey Corporation + National Real Estate Advisors + Evercore + Citizens Capital Markets & Advisory
Ares Secondaries funds made a minority equity investment in Sabey Data Center Properties, jointly owned by Sabey Corporation and National Real Estate Advisors. The platform has six energized campuses, 251 MW of operating capacity including 76 MW of built powered shell, and over 4 million square feet. On 5 October 2026 Sabey Corporation and National Real Estate Advisors announced that Ares Secondaries funds expanded their investment in Sabey Data Center Properties, bringing Ares' total investment to more than $500 million. SDCP's campuses now total 275 MW, with an expansion pipeline expected to reach about 737 MW by 2033.
 acquisition ≥$500M Announced 8 July 2026; follow-on commitment announced Monday 5 October 2026 (GlobeNewswire) n.a.
Core Scientific + Polaris DS LLC
Core Scientific completed its acquisition of Polaris DS LLC, securing approximately 440 MW of in-service gross grid-connected power used by Polaris under electric service agreements with Oklahoma Gas & Electric. The company reiterated its plan to scale its Muskogee campus to approximately 1.5 GW of gross power, or approximately 1.0 GW of leasable power. It said the next approximately 82 MW at Muskogee is on track for delivery to its customer beginning in the second half of 2027
 acquisition ~$444M Completed 14 August 2026 Muskogee HPC data center (OK)
CoreWeave + Nvidia
CoreWeave's April 2023 Series B included a $100 million investment from Nvidia.
 equity raise $421M April 2023 n.a.
Core Scientific
Core Scientific emerged from Chapter 11 and relisted on Nasdaq with 724MW of capacity across five states.
 other ~$400M January 23, 2024 n.a.
Nvidia + CoreWeave
Nvidia placed a $250M order in CoreWeave's IPO.
 equity raise $250M CoreWeave IPO (date n.a. in this part) n.a.
PaleBlueDot AI + ComputeCore + B Capital
PaleBlueDot AI, a Palo Alto GPU cloud company founded in 2024, announced on 1 October 2026 the completion of a $200 million Series C led by ComputeCore at a $3.2 billion valuation, with existing shareholder B Capital participating. The round follows a $150 million Series B announced in January 2026. The company owns and operates dedicated GPU clusters in several regions (including an Nvidia B300 cluster in Japan), runs a GPU marketplace and serverless inference, and says it had signed more than $5 billion of customer contracts by the end of September 2026. The release gives no North American site or MW figures.
 equity raise $200M Announced 1 October 2026 (company release via PR Newswire) n.a.
Nvidia + CoreWeave
Nvidia made a $100M Series B commitment to CoreWeave, the first rung of its CoreWeave direct-investment ladder.
 equity raise $100M Series B (date n.a. in this part) n.a.
Zone Frontier Inc. (formerly CleanCore Solutions)
Zone Frontier says it raised $100 million in August 2026 to fund its equity commitment to the Minnesota data center project leased to Cerebras. The company also closed on a West Texas campus on 9 July 2026 with development partner HST Technologies, planned for an initial 200 MW of critical IT load by early 2029 and potential expansion above 500 MW by 2030.
 equity raise $100M Backfill (not previously recorded). Priced 11 August 2026 (company Form 10-K) n.a.
Poolside + CoreWeave
CoreWeave ended the 2GW Project Horizon deal, with power procurement challenges cited at the campus.
 lease n.a. partnership October 2025; deal later ended Project Horizon (Longfellow Ranch) (TX)
CDPQ + CoreWeave
CDPQ participated in the CoreWeave $7.5 billion facility.
 debt facility n.a. n.a. in source n.a.
CoreWeave + Deutsche Bank Securities + Goldman Sachs + J.P. Morgan Securities
CoreWeave entered an equity distribution agreement with ten sales agents for up to 35 million shares, with commissions of up to 2.0%. It may also enter collared forward sales with Deutsche Bank AG, Goldman Sachs Bank USA, Morgan Stanley and Citibank. Proceeds are for general corporate purposes including debt repayment and migration toward an investment-grade credit profile
 equity raise n.a. Equity distribution agreement disclosed 17 September 2026 n.a.
DataBank + EdgeCore Digital Infrastructure + Netrality Data Centers + Edged
Netrality, DataBank, Edged and EdgeCore have engaged bankers to solicit offers for majority stakes in their operating platforms, according to The Wall Street Journal. The processes target private equity buyers for whole platforms, including development pipelines
 other n.a. Reported by The Wall Street Journal, via CRE Daily 15 July 2026 n.a.
CoreWeave + EdgeConneX + Bastrop County
CoreWeave will lease Building 1 at EdgeConneX's Cedar Creek campus in Bastrop County, Texas, according to county tax abatement records reported by Community Impact. State records list the building as AUS02 with an estimated cost of $440 million
 other n.a. Reported 27 July 2026 EdgeConneX Cedar Creek campus (AUS02) (TX)
Galaxy Digital + CoreWeave
CoreWeave signed a 15-year, 133 MW critical IT lease at Galaxy's Helios campus in Dickens County, Texas on 28 March 2025, then exercised options and executed a Phase II lease, committing to the full 800 MW of approved gross power: Phase I 133 MW critical IT (about 200 MW gross, first half 2026), Phase II 260 MW (about 400 MW gross, 2027) and Phase III 133 MW (about 200 MW gross, 2028), 526 MW critical IT in total. Galaxy said the leases are expected to produce more than $1 billion of average annual revenue.
 lease n.a. Initial 15-year lease 28 March 2025; final option exercised and Phase II lease executed in the third quarter of 2025 (Galaxy releases of 5 August 2025 and 21 October 2025) Helios II data center (Dickens County) (TX)
The record

Sourced facts on Core Scientific

  • Core Scientific emerged from Chapter 11 on January 23, 2024 with 724MW of capacity across five states, converting roughly $400 million of debt into equity.
  • The CoreWeave HPC hosting contract reached approximately $10.2 billion cumulative over 12 years, covering roughly 590MW across six sites after the February 26, 2025 Denton expansion.
  • Marble, North Carolina and Calvert City, Kentucky appear inside the six-site and five-state aggregates, but site-level MW and dollar figures were not confirmable from fetched primary sources; recorded as n.a.
  • The atlas flags that claims of a completed CoreWeave acquisition of Core Scientific are incorrect; the $9.0 billion all-stock deal was terminated on October 30, 2025 after a shareholder vote.
Sources

Sources for Core Scientific

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Applied Digital 5Bitdeer Technologies Group 2Cerebras Systems 6Cipher Digital Inc. 0Core Scientific 2CoreWeave 4Corvex, Inc. 0Crusoe Energy 5Fluidstack 2Galaxy Digital Inc. 1Groq 1Hut 8 Corp. 1IREN 1Lambda (Lambda Labs) 2Nebius Group 4Nscale 2Poolside 1SambaNova Systems 0Sesterce 3TeraWulf 1Together AI 0Voltage Park 6Vultr 1WhiteFiber, Inc. 2

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