Core Scientific Data Centers in North America
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Core Scientific currently has confirmed facilities across 1 country in North America.
Countries
AI Data Centers
- Austin, USA Austin Data Center AI DATA CENTER PENDING REVIEW
The Austin site was formerly Hewlett Packard's hosting and high-performance computing facility before Core Scientific acquired it in 2024. - Denton, USA Denton Data Center AI DATA CENTER PENDING REVIEW
Core Scientific is spending as much as $6.1 billion to refurbish this former crypto-mining facility into a dedicated AI hosting site. - Pecos, USA Pecos Campus AI DATA CENTER PENDING REVIEW
Core Scientific's CEO has described Pecos as a flagship site for converting crypto-era assets into flexible, AI-forward infrastructure, targeting up to 1.5 gigawatts of gross power. - Greenville, USA Hunt County Campus AI DATA CENTER PENDING REVIEW
This 265-acre Hunt County campus is designed for 285MW of capacity, scalable to 430MW gross, with an on-site substation and initial power expected in 2027. - Dalton, USA Dalton 1 & 2 / Old Tilton site AI DATA CENTER PENDING REVIEW
Dalton 1, launched in 2018, was equipped with Nvidia DGX hardware, and Core Scientific is now expanding the site with a new facility on Old Tilton Road planned to open by July 2026, bringing the Dalton footprint to about 195MW. - Auburn, USA AUBix Data Center AI DATA CENTER PENDING REVIEW
Core Scientific expanded into Alabama by leasing the existing AUBix data center in Auburn rather than building new, and it is one of the sites receiving AMD-backed AI hosting capacity announced in 2026. - Muskogee, USA Muskogee Campus (Port of Muskogee) AI DATA CENTER PENDING REVIEW
Built in partnership with CoreWeave and Port Muskogee, this 100MW facility broke ground in November 2024 specifically to host NVIDIA GPU clusters, with about 70MW of critical IT load, and Core Scientific has since agreed to acquire the adjacent Polaris Technologies site to expand the campus by roughly 440MW.
Common Questions
Does Core Scientific operate data centers in North America?
Yes — see the countries listed above for where within North America.
Which countries does Core Scientific operate in within North America?
See the country list above for every confirmed location.
Does Core Scientific operate an AI data center in North America?
Yes — see the AI Data Centers section above for the confirmed facility.
Does Core Scientific offer colocation services in North America?
Yes — we've identified 10 facilities where Core Scientific may offer colocation services in North America. Please contact Core Scientific directly to confirm current availability and terms.
Does Core Scientific offer cloud services in North America?
We haven't confirmed cloud services for Core Scientific in North America yet — this isn't a definitive no, since our research can miss things. Please contact Core Scientific directly to confirm cloud availability.
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