Core Scientific Port Muskogee HPC Data Center
- Planned / design
- 1,500 MW
- Updated
- Oct 28, 2026
Core Scientific disclosed that its Polaris acquisition closed on August 13, 2026 for approximately $444.3 million in cash, securing 440 MW of gross grid-connected capacity. The acquired power capacity is not new operating AI IT load; the next approximately 82 MW of customer delivery remained forecast for the second half of 2027. Core Scientific is developing a high-density computing campus at the Port of Muskogee, Oklahoma. Company disclosures distinguish a 1.5 GW gross full-build plan from roughly 1 GW of potential leasable capacity, while a 70 MW building entered final commissioning in 2026 and a second 82.5 MW building remains under construction. The 1.5 GW figure is therefore a future gross site objective, not operating IT load. Tenant commitments, phase financing, transmission and later construction remain dependent on execution.
Capacity
Operating IT capacity: Not established in published records
A missing figure does not mean zero. Planned, utility and generation figures are not operating IT capacity.
Development
Core Scientific is developing a high-density computing campus at the Port of Muskogee, Oklahoma. Company disclosures distinguish a 1.5 GW gross full-build plan from roughly 1 GW of potential leasable capacity, while a 70 MW building entered final commissioning in 2026 and a second 82.5 MW building remains under construction. The 1.5 GW figure is therefore a future gross site objective, not operating IT load. Tenant commitments, phase financing, transmission and later construction remain dependent on execution.
Milestones (2)
Q2 2026 · Recorded actual event
Completed · Ready for service
Source not linkedQ4 2027 · Forecast / planned record
Forecast · Forecast completion
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Developer
Sources by role
Developer (1)
- Core Scientific Port Muskogee HPC Data Center project source · Aug 28, 2026 · Primary
Site & development
Additional project facts
Capacity basis
Actual1,500 MW is gross future site capacity; roughly 1,000 MW is described as potentially leasable and only initial buildings are in commissioning/construction.
SourceInfrastructure & permits
Technical details (1)
Planned or represented
1,500 MW
Gross full-build site plan; not operating load.
Project map
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