Data center profile · Port of Muskogee, John T. Griffin Industrial Park, Muskogee, Oklahoma

Core Scientific Muskogee

Core Scientific's bitcoin-mining site at Port of Muskogee, Oklahoma: about 540 MW of utility power in service, 1.5 GW gross planned, CoreWeave and AMD tenants.

Bitcoin mining today; AI building under construction. Utility feeds energized, about 540 MW in service. A 70 MW CoreWeave building was guided for Q2 2026 (unconfirmed); 82 MW AMD building due from the second half of 2027. About 152 MW of the 1.5 GW plan is leased.
The campus, Satellite image, Oct. 20, 2024
540 MW
utility capacity in service today
100 MW Core Scientific plus 440 MW from the acquired Polaris site
1.5 GW
gross power the company plans for the campus
company plan, not a permit or a lease; about 1 GW leasable
152 MW
leased to tenants so far
CoreWeave 70 MW IT plus AMD 82 MW
$444M
cash paid for the Polaris site, Aug. 2026
adds 40 acres, a substation and the utility contracts
OperatorCore Scientific (owner and operator)
CustomerCoreWeave (70 MW IT building); AMD (82 MW building, deliveries from H2 2027)
Planned IT capacity1.0 GW at full build-out (our estimate from the company or utility power figure)
First building in serviceOur estimate: 2027 (range 2026 to 2027).
Next deadlineNov. 3, 2026: Oklahoma Corporation Commission hearing on OG&E's proposed extra-large-load tariff (loads of 75 MW or more)
From orbit

The site from above

Satellite overview1
Satellite image, Oct. 20, 2024. Pin: Port of Muskogee campus.
From orbit

Port of Muskogee campus

Same ground as the map above, on Oct. 17, 2026. It comes from a lower-resolution satellite (10 m pixels), so buildings show as blocks of color, not detail. What we count on the Oct. 17, 2026 image:

Port of Muskogee campus
Lower-resolution satellite image, Oct. 17, 2026
Power

Power and the grid

540 MW energized

OG&E grid service, in serviceEnergized
540 MW
100 MW Core Scientific plus 440 MW Polaris; the Polaris share is legacy mining load winding down through mid-2028 Company · May 2026
Planned campus total (gross)Planned (company)
1,500 MW
company plan; utility load studies for the added grid capacity were due in 2026 SEC filing · Aug. 2026
Energized nowProposed
Other sources, size not disclosed
Backup generators (emergency use, not a power supply)

Getting on the grid

Who supplies what, what it costs, and what is still not public.

  1. 2025
    Original site on OG&E service
    Core Scientific's own Muskogee load is 100 MW from Oklahoma Gas & Electric. SEC filing · Dec. 2025
  2. May 6, 2026
    540 MW in service
    About 540 MW is grid-connected under existing OG&E agreements, and utility studies for more were under way. Company · May 2026
  3. June 2026
    OG&E files a large-load tariff
    OG&E asks the state commission to approve an extra-large-load tariff with minimum billing and upfront connection costs; hearing set for Nov. 3, 2026. see Permits
  4. Aug. 13, 2026
    Polaris service agreements acquired
    The existing OG&E agreements for up to about 440 MW come with the Polaris purchase. Company · Aug. 2026
  5. End of 2026
    Earnout tied to 40 MW more of firm power
    Core Scientific owes the Polaris seller $40 million more if 40 MW of additional firm capacity reaches the site by this date. SEC filing · Aug. 2026
Permits

Permits checklist

1 enforcement · 2 pending · 1 granted

Risks

What could slow it down

Lawsuits

1 case on record

Money

Money on record

$8.7B
CoreWeave hosting revenue, 12 years
500 MW across six Core Scientific sites (Oct. 2024); CoreWeave funds the build-out, credited against fees SEC filing · Oct. 2024
$444M
Polaris site purchase, paid in cash
announced at about $421M in May 2026; up to $40M more if 40 MW of firm power arrives by Dec. 31, 2026 SEC filing · Aug. 2026
$3.3B
senior secured notes, 7.75%, due 2031
issued May 2026; ring-fenced, not guaranteed by the parent; repaid a $1B bridge loan SEC filing · May 2026
$600M
credit facilities, Aug. 2026
$100M revolver plus $500M letter-of-credit line that can back utility obligations Company · Aug. 2026
$4B
project cost cited by Port Muskogee
life-of-project figure at the Nov. 2024 groundbreaking (press) Company · Nov. 2024
30M
Core Scientific warrants issued to AMD
at $23.47 a share, vesting as capacity is contracted (press) News report · July 2026
$10M
Land purchase, recorded May 2026
Ashwood and Stacey to Core Scientific Inc., 2 parcels (county deed records) County deed records · May 2026
$965,500
Original site purchase, recorded June 2022
Muskogee City-County Port Authority to Core Scientific (county deed records) County deed records · June 2022
Land assembly

3 recorded land documents for the campus company in county records (June 2022 to May 2026); 3 list a price. 1 related-party transfer is shown greyed. Parcel counts come from the deed; acreage is not recorded.

Timeline

What happened, and what is due

SitePaper trailConstructionPowerPermitsMoneyLegalUpcoming
  1. Feb. 4, 2022
    Site Core Scientific and the Port of Muskogee announce a 500 MW data center for the industrial park. SEC filing · Feb. 2022
  2. Dec. 21, 2022
    Money Core Scientific files for Chapter 11; the original mining plan does not proceed on schedule. SEC filing · Oct. 2024
  3. Oct. 22, 2024
    Money CoreWeave exercises its final option: 500 MW at six Core Scientific sites, worth $8.7B over 12 years. SEC filing · Oct. 2024
  4. Nov. 18, 2024
    Site Groundbreaking on the 100 MW (70 MW IT) CoreWeave building. Company · Nov. 2024
  5. June 1, 2025
    Permits City council votes 8-1 to annex the Polaris parcels; Polaris sues. News report · June 2025
  6. Oct. 30, 2025
    Money Core Scientific stockholders reject the CoreWeave merger; the deal ends with no fee, and hosting continues. SEC filing · Oct. 2025
  7. May 6, 2026
    Power Company announces the 1.5 GW plan, the Polaris purchase and $3.3B of notes. Company · May 2026
  8. May 8, 2026
    Site Core Scientific buys two more parcels in Muskogee for $10M (county deed records) County deed records · May 2026
  9. July 27, 2026
    Power AMD leases 377 MW across Pecos, Muskogee and Hunt County for 15 years; Muskogee's share is about 82 MW (press). SEC filing · July 2026
  10. Aug. 13, 2026
    Site Polaris purchase closes: 40 acres, a substation and 440 MW of utility service. SEC filing · Aug. 2026
  11. Oct. 14, 2026
    Money Company upsizes its 364-day financing facility to $1B (press). News report · Oct. 2026
  12. Nov. 3, 2026
    Permits State commission hearing on OG&E's extra-large-load tariff. SEC filing · June 2026
  13. End of 2026
    Power Deadline for 40 MW more of firm power, or the $40M earnout is not owed. SEC filing · Aug. 2026
  14. July 2027
    Power AMD building due to start deliveries (H2 2027, company guidance). Company · Aug. 2026
Construction activity

Building activity by quarter

Since Jan. 2022: 2 FAA filings (Nov. 2025 to Aug. 2026): tallest crane 250 ft (Nov. 2025); 1 OSHA inspection; and 70 satellite captures.

FAA filings
OSHA visits
Satellite
’22
’23
’24
’25
’26
Dot size: records in the quarter, largest = 6. Two-digit years mark each first quarter.
The buildings

Specs

250 acres
campus land, stated by the company
12 years
CoreWeave hosting contract term, with two five-year renewals
15 years
AMD lease term, triple-net, with 2.5% annual escalators
283 MW
diesel backup generators in the air-permit application (backup only)
138,000 sq ft
building area on record
Nvidia GB300
chips in the CoreWeave building (press); AMD Instinct in the AMD building
Who is involved

Owners, partners and builders

Owner and developer
  • Core Scientific (Nasdaq: CORZ): owner and operator
  • Polaris DS LLC: acquired site, now a wholly owned subsidiary
  • Top Access Enterprises Limited (Hong Kong): seller of Polaris; ultimate owner not disclosed
Tenants
  • CoreWeave: 12-year hosting contracts, 70 MW IT building
  • AMD: 15-year leases, 82 MW building from H2 2027; holds warrants on Core Scientific shares
Power
  • Oklahoma Gas & Electric: utility, in the Southwest Power Pool
Lenders
  • Morgan Stanley and J.P. Morgan: initial purchasers of the notes
  • JPMorgan Chase: agent on the $600M credit facilities
Government
  • Muskogee City-County Port Authority (Port Muskogee): landlord of the industrial park
  • City of Muskogee: annexed the Polaris parcels
Builders on site
  • Advantic Building Group LLC: general contractor; 1 OSHA inspection
Still unknown

Open questions

Where this comes from

389 records from 48 documents

Drawn from news reports, securities filings, company statements, public and commercial datasets, state agency records and satellite captures, each kept with its date and source. The bar shows documents by type.

News report 20SEC filing 11Company 7Dataset 5State agency 5Satellite 0
Evidence

Every quote behind this page

Grade key: A = the primary record itself (permit, filing, exhibit) · B = a dated official statement · C = news reporting. Map distances are our own measurements on OpenStreetMap and carry no grade. Allegations in lawsuits are marked as such in the quotes.

Power (48)
  • Utility service: 440 MW
    “Core Scientific has secured the approximately 440 currently in service megawatts of gross, grid-connected power capacity being used by Polaris under existing electric service agreements with Oklahoma Gas & Electric”
  • Stated campus size: 1,500 MW
    “Core Scientific reiterates its plan to scale its Muskogee campus to approximately 1.5 GW of gross power, or approximately 1.0 GW of leasable power”
  • Polaris acquisition: Core Scientific agreed on May 5, 2026 to acquire Polaris DS LLC (announced ~$421M cash) and closed on August 14, 2026 at approximately $444M cash, securing the adjacent 40-acre substation site and it
    “The aggregate purchase price for the acquisition was approximately $444 million in cash”
  • Utility service: 440 MW
    “Core Scientific has secured the approximately 440 currently in service megawatts of gross, grid-connected power capacity being used by Polaris under existing electric service agreements with Oklahoma Gas & Electric”
  • Stated campus size: 1,500 MW
    “Core Scientific reiterates its plan to scale its Muskogee campus to approximately 1.5 GW of gross power, or approximately 1.0 GW of leasable power”
  • Interconnection status: Energized - grid-connected under OG&E electric service agreements: ~440 MW gross capacity in service at the Muskogee campus (Port of Muskogee John T. Griffin Industrial Park) following the Aug 14,
    “Core Scientific has secured the approximately 440 currently in service megawatts of gross, grid-connected power capacity being used by Polaris under existing electric service agreements with Oklahoma Gas & Electric”
  • large load interconnection request: electric service agreements in service - ~440 MW gross grid-connected capacity in service at acquisition close Aug 14, 2026
    “Core Scientific has secured the approximately 440 currently in service megawatts of gross, grid-connected power capacity being used by Polaris under existing electric service agreements with Oklahoma Gas & Electric”
  • Core Scientific closed the Polaris DS acquisition on Aug 14, 2026 (~$444M cash), adding ~440 MW of in-service OG&E grid capacity adjacent to the Muskogee campus
    “The aggregate purchase price for the acquisition was approximately $444 million in cash”
  • Stage filing: Filings show an operating campus mid-conversion: the 10-K describes 'our facility under development for colocation services in Muskogee, Oklahoma', the Q2 deck lists ~70 MW of leased power at Muskogee, and
    “this legislation supports our facility under development for colocation services in Muskogee, Oklahoma”
  • Utility service: 100 MW
    “Texas New-Mexico Power 300 Pecos, Texas Oklahoma Gas & Electric 100 Muskogee, Oklahoma”
  • Utility service: 100 MW
    “Texas New-Mexico Power 300 Pecos, Texas Oklahoma Gas & Electric 100 Muskogee, Oklahoma”
  • Utility service: 100 MW
    “Oklahoma Gas & Electric 100 Muskogee, Oklahoma”
  • Utility: Oklahoma Gas & Electric (OG&E)
    “Oklahoma Gas & Electric 100 Muskogee, Oklahoma”
  • Name: Core Scientific Muskogee Campus
    “Core Scientific reiterates its plan to scale its Muskogee campus to approximately 1.5 GW of gross power”
  • Phases: Block 1: 100 MW HPC facility (70 MW IT) for CoreWeave. Block 2: 82.5 MW building leased to AMD. Block 3: acquired Polaris 440 MW mining site, conversion to colocation planned. Expansion: grid load studies plus be
    “The Company is on track to deliver the next approximately 82 MW at Muskogee to its customer beginning in the second half of 2027”
  • Power plan: Grid (in service, OG&E) with planned behind-the-meter additions - hybrid at full build
    “scale its Muskogee campus to approximately 1.5 GW of gross power, or approximately 1.0 GW of leasable power, through a combination of grid-connected and behind-the-meter solutions”
  • Current target date: CoreWeave building: Q2 2026 delivery (company guidance, May 2026; no delivery confirmation found in sources checked after Q2 2026). AMD building: H2 2027 initial delivery
    “The Company is on track to deliver the next approximately 82 MW at Muskogee to its customer beginning in the second half of 2027”
  • Construction stage: Operating (acquired Polaris mining load in service, winding down under leaseback) plus commissioning (CoreWeave building, May 2026) plus construction (AMD 82.5 MW building, GC on site)
    “With our general contractor already secured and on site, we have begun development of the first 82.5 megawatt building”
  • Stage: Operating with expansion under construction - real, energized campus; the 1.5 GW figure is a plan, with 540 MW grid-connected today
    “secured the approximately 440 currently in service megawatts of gross, grid-connected power capacity”
  • Utility service: 440 MW
    “secured the approximately 440 currently in service megawatts (MW) of gross, grid-connected power capacity being used by Polaris under existing electric service agreements with Oklahoma Gas & Electric”
  • Utility service: 540 MW
    “Oklahoma Gas & Electric 100 Muskogee, Oklahoma”
  • Electric service agreement signed: Existing OG&E electric service agreements in place for the Polaris capacity (acquired August 13, 2026; original execution dates not disclosed). Core Scientific facilities operate under
    “being used by Polaris under existing electric service agreements with Oklahoma Gas & Electric”
  • IT capacity: 70 MW
    “Muskogee, OK ~70 MW”
  • Rate class: OG&E retail service; proposed XLPL extra-large-load tariff (loads of 75 MW or more) pending before the Oklahoma Corporation Commission, hearing November 3, 2026
    “in June 2026, OG&E filed an application requesting approval of its new proposed XLPL tariff and terms and conditions of service for extra large load customers”
  • large-load tariff application: application filed by OG&E; hearing scheduled
    “responsive testimony from intervenors is due on September 18, 2026, and a hearing is scheduled for November 3, 2026”
  • Stated campus size: 1,500 MW
    “scale its Muskogee, Oklahoma campus to approximately 1.5 gigawatt (GW) of gross power, or approximately 1.0 GW of leasable power”
  • IT capacity: 70 MW
    “the Company's current leased 70 MW building designed to support the Nvidia GB300 platform is progressing through final testing as well as commissioning”
  • Interconnection status: In service: approximately 540 MW grid-connected under existing OG&E agreements (100 MW Core Scientific plus 440 MW Polaris). Utility load studies for additional grid capacity under way, expected t
    “Core Scientific has load studies underway to expand its grid-connected capacity, which are expected to be completed this year”
  • On-site power technology: Diesel backup generators (DEQ air permit application, MSK1 & MSK2). Behind-the-meter power solution planned for expansion phases; technology, MW and OEM not specified by the company
    “The Company has also developed a plan utilizing a scalable behind-the-meter solution”
  • General contractor: General contractor secured and on site for the 82.5 MW building (Q1 2026 remarks); contractor name not disclosed in sources checked
    “With our general contractor already secured and on site, we have begun development of the first 82.5 megawatt building”
  • Grid operator: SPP (Southwest Power Pool)
    “Oklahoma members of SPP, as of December 31, 2024: Oklahoma Gas & Electric Co.”
  • Core Scientific filed for Chapter 11 in December 2022 and later emerged; the original 500 MW Muskogee mining campus plan (Feb 2022) did not proceed on its announced schedule, and the site was re-scoped to HPC in 2024. Fi
    “These forward-looking statements are subject to the effects of our emergence from bankruptcy”
  • Stated campus size: 500 MW
    “to develop a 500 Megawatt data center at the Port of Muskogee John T. Griffin Industrial Park”
  • Aliases: Core Scientific MSK1 & MSK2 facility; Muskogee Data Center power station site
    “It is also known as Muskogee Generating Station, Core Scientific MSK1 & MSK2 facility”
  • On-site generation: 283.12 MW
    “Capacity (MW): 283.12; Fuel(s): fossil liquids: diesel; Technology: internal combustion”
  • Generator maker and model: MTU 20V4000 G94S DS3000; Caterpillar Energy Solutions D1000 GC; Cummins C3000 D6E B2 (diesel gensets per GEM catalogue of the DEQ application)
    “MTU: 20V4000 G94S DS3000, Caterpillar Energy Solutions: D1000 GC, Cummins: C3000D6EB2”
  • large-load tariff application: case number reported
    “OCC Commissioners to discuss Application of Oklahoma Gas and Electric Company for approval of the XLPL tariff, Cause No. PUD 2026-000046”
  • Portfolio context: Core Scientific reported billing capacity of 485 MW in October 2026 reporting, up from 395 MW at June 30, 2026 - the Muskogee CoreWeave building is part of the ramp; site-level delivery confirmation fo
    “Core Scientific currently bills for 485 megawatts of capacity... up from 395 megawatts at the end of June”
  • Campus expansion: Polaris DS acquisition completed Aug 2026: ~440 MW of OG&E grid-connected capacity and 40 acres added; campus planned to 1.5 GW gross / 1 GW leasable
    “With the acquisition completed, Core Scientific can progress with its plans to expand its adjacent Muskogee campus to 1.5GW of gross power and 1GW of leasable power”
  • Acres: 40 acres
    “Core Scientific will be acquiring 40 acres of land adjacent to its existing Muskogee facility, along with an on-site substation”
  • IT capacity: 82 MW
    “In Muscogee, Oklahoma, AMD is leasing 82MW”
  • AMD lease package (July 27, 2026): 529 MW initial across five sites (377 MW direct to AMD at Pecos / Muskogee / Hunt County + 152 MW to an unnamed neocloud at Auburn AL and Dalton GA under AMD credit support), more than USD
    “AMD leased 529 megawatts from Core Scientific and took equity warrants, a deal with room to expand to 2.5 gigawatts by 2028.”
  • Substation: On-site substation on the Polaris parcel (unnamed); OG&E substation serving the John T. Griffin Industrial Park
    “acquiring 40 acres of land adjacent to its existing Muskogee facility, along with an on-site substation and electrical service agreements”
  • First power: March 2026
    “completed vertical construction, was fully energized, and on track for delivery in the second quarter”
  • Role of the on-site plant: Backup (emergency) generation for the HPC facility; behind-the-meter expansion generation planned as supplemental supply, unbuilt
    “Four air permit applications for data centers in Oklahoma, including Google and Core Scientific's data centers in Muskogee, describe using diesel storage tanks to power their backup generators”
  • Noise or water complaints: Complaint-driven inspections at the Polaris site: OSHA (late 2024) found six violations, initial penalty about $68,000; Oklahoma DEQ (2025) found stormwater violations (sediment reaching Sam Cr
    “the inspection found six violations and the company received an initial penalty of about $68,000”
  • Development stage: operating expanding
    “Construction has already begun on a second, unleased 82.5MW building, with initial delivery expected in Q4 2027”
  • CoreWeave publicly rejected as buyer but signed as customer: CoreWeave's unsolicited $5.75/share all-cash offer for Core Scientific was rejected in June 2024, the same month the 200 MW HPC hosting contracts were signed.
    “CoreWeave's takeover bid followed the announcement of a $3.5 billion partnership deal”
Money and contracts (69)
  • HPC hosting contracts: termination FINDING: no termination, cancellation or convenience-exit terms are disclosed in the filed 8-K summaries, the FY2025 10-K, or the groundbreaking release reviewed; the underlying hosting
    “One customer, CoreWeave, currently accounts for 100% of our Colocation segment revenue”
  • Offtake: execution
    “Core Scientific has secured the approximately 440 currently in service megawatts of gross, grid-connected power capacity being used by Polaris under existing electric service agreements with Oklahoma Gas & Electric”
  • Offtake: capacity 440 MW gross
    “Core Scientific has secured the approximately 440 currently in service megawatts of gross, grid-connected power capacity being used by Polaris under existing electric service agreements with Oklahoma Gas & Electric”
  • Financing: Polaris DS acquisition: approximately $444.3 million cash, closed August 13, 2026, funded from existing liquidity; up to $40 million more if 40 MW of additional firm capacity becomes available by December 31,
    “The aggregate purchase price paid by the Company for the Acquisition was approximately $444.3 million in cash”
  • merger agreement: price Approximately $444.3 million cash paid at closing (announced at approximately $421 million in May 2026), subject to customary post-closing adjustments USD
    “The aggregate purchase price paid by the Company for the Acquisition was approximately $444.3 million in cash”
  • merger agreement: condition / earnout Purchase price increases by $40 million in cash if an additional 40 MW of firm electric capacity becomes available to Polaris before December 31, 2026 USD
    “subject to increase by an additional $40 million in cash in the event that an additional 40 megawatts of firm electric capacity becomes available to the Target prior to December 31, 2026”
  • merger agreement: escrow / indemnification A portion of the purchase price was withheld from the closing payment and deposited in escrow to secure the Seller's indemnification obligations; reporting on the agreement desc
    “A portion of the Purchase Price was withheld from the closing payment and deposited in escrow to secure the indemnification obligations of Seller and Parent Sub”
  • Tenant status: signed
    “entered into Lease Agreements (the "AMD Leases") with Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. ("AMD") for an aggregate of 377 MW of critical IT capacity at the Company's Pecos, TX; Muskogee, OK; and Hunt County, TX sites”
  • Tenants: CoreWeave; AMD
    “entered into Lease Agreements (the "AMD Leases") with Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. ("AMD") for an aggregate of 377 MW of critical IT capacity at the Company's Pecos, TX; Muskogee, OK; and Hunt County, TX sites”
  • Tenant lease: execution
    “entered into Lease Agreements (the "AMD Leases") with Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. ("AMD") for an aggregate of 377 MW of critical IT capacity at the Company's Pecos, TX; Muskogee, OK; and Hunt County, TX sites”
  • AMD lease aggregate: 377 MW of critical IT capacity leased to AMD on July 27, 2026 in aggregate across Pecos TX, Muskogee OK and Hunt County TX (15-year term); the 10-Q does not split the 377 MW by site. The Q2 FY26 deck
    “entered into Lease Agreements (the “AMD Leases”) with Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. (“AMD”) for an aggregate of 377 MW of critical IT capacity at the Company’s Pecos, TX; Muskogee, OK; and Hunt County, TX sites”
  • AMD leased an aggregate 377 MW of critical IT capacity across Core Scientific's Pecos, Muskogee and Hunt County sites on July 27, 2026 (15-year terms); the filing does not split capacity by site
    “entered into Lease Agreements (the “AMD Leases”) with Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. (“AMD”) for an aggregate of 377 MW of critical IT capacity at the Company’s Pecos, TX; Muskogee, OK; and Hunt County, TX sites”
  • Financing: $3.3 billion 7.750% senior secured notes due 2031 issued by Core Scientific Finance I LLC (May 6, 2026) - ring-fenced multi-site HDC financing; not guaranteed by the parent; Muskogee is not identified as a gua
    “The Completion Guarantee is not a guarantee of the notes, and the Notes are not guaranteed by Core Scientific”
  • senior secured notes: amount / coupon / maturity $3.3 billion aggregate principal, 7.750 percent, due 2031; issued at 99.250 percent of principal; net proceeds approximately $3.24 billion USD
    “completed its previously announced private offering of $3.3 billion aggregate principal amount of its 7.750% Senior Secured Notes due 2031”
  • senior secured notes: guarantee / scope Ring-fenced structure: Completion Guarantee from the parent is not a guarantee of the notes; the notes are not guaranteed by Core Scientific. Portfolio-level financing for the HDC
    “The Completion Guarantee is not a guarantee of the notes, and the Notes are not guaranteed by Core Scientific”
  • bridge credit agreement (terminated): termination / repayment Delayed-draw bridge facility of up to $1,000 million (March 4, 2026) repaid in full on May 6, 2026 from note proceeds; all obligations released and discharged
    “all liabilities, obligations and indebtedness under the Bridge Credit Agreement were released, discharged and satisfied in full”
  • hosting / colocation: capacity 70 MW critical IT
    “The Muskogee campus (“Muskogee Campus”) is located at 1525 W. Smith Ferry Road in Muskogee, Oklahoma on 64 acres and will feature a 70 MW data center.”
  • phase delivery: delivery 70 MW critical IT (substantial completion anticipated H1 2026)
    “Construction of the Muskogee Campus commenced in the first quarter of 2025. Substantial completion of the Muskogee Campus is anticipated in the first half of 2026.”
  • HPC hosting contracts: scope Expanded to 590 MW of leased customer power capacity through exercise of several contractual options (FY2025 10-K); Muskogee's share is the 70 MW IT building MW
    “subsequently had been expanded to 590 megawatts (MW) of leased customer power capacity over the exercise of several contractual options”
  • HPC hosting contracts: curtailment Mandatory curtailment events directed by a grid operator are force majeure events under the customer agreements (10-K)
    “mandatory curtailment events directed by a grid operator are force majeure events under our customer agreements”
  • merger agreement (terminated): termination fee No termination fee resulted; $21.6 million of advisory, legal and professional fees expensed in 2025 USD
    “the termination of the Merger Agreement did not result in any termination fees”
  • merger agreement (terminated): termination Terminated by Core Scientific on October 30, 2025 after stockholders rejected the merger proposal at a special meeting that day; the hosting relationship continued
    “the Company terminated the Merger Agreement in accordance with its terms following Company stockholder rejection of the terms of the Merger Agreement”
  • merger agreement (terminated): consideration All-stock acquisition of Core Scientific: 0.1235 CoreWeave Class A shares per Core Scientific share; approximately $9 billion equity value at announcement USD
    “the Company entered into an Agreement and Plan of Merger (the Merger Agreement) with CoreWeave, Inc. pursuant to which CoreWeave would acquire the Company in an all-stock transaction”
  • merger agreement (terminated): conditions Closing subject to Core Scientific stockholder approval and other customary closing conditions
    “subject to stockholder approval and other customary closing conditions”
  • electric service agreements: minimum-take / collateral FINDING: minimum-take, demand-minimum and collateral terms of the campus OG&E agreements are not disclosed in any SEC filing, release or tariff document reviewed
    “existing electric service agreements with Oklahoma Gas & Electric”
  • Collateral: Not disclosed for the campus electric service agreements. At parent level, the August 2026 $500M letter of credit facility may be issued to provide credit support for project obligations under utility agreeme
    “The letter of credit facility may be issued to provide credit support for specific project obligations under utility agreements”
  • Financing: $600 million senior secured credit facilities (August 25, 2026): $100 million revolver plus $500 million letter of credit facility; parent-level, first-priority lien on substantially all assets; LC facility av
    “entered into $600 million of committed senior secured credit facilities, consisting of a $100 million revolving credit facility and $500 million letter of credit facility”
  • senior secured credit facilities: amount / structure $600 million committed: $100 million revolving credit facility plus $500 million letter of credit facility; nothing outstanding at closing USD
    “entered into $600 million of committed senior secured credit facilities, consisting of a $100 million revolving credit facility and $500 million letter of credit facility”
  • senior secured credit facilities: purpose / utility collateral Letters of credit may be issued to provide credit support for specific project obligations under utility agreements and for other general corporate purposes;
    “The letter of credit facility may be issued to provide credit support for specific project obligations under utility agreements”
  • Tenants: CoreWeave, Inc. (70 MW IT HPC building); Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. (82 MW building, deliveries from H2 2027); legacy bitcoin mining load on the acquired Polaris capacity (own account, winding down under lease
    “Core Scientific has secured the approximately 440 currently in service megawatts of gross, grid-connected power capacity being used by Polaris”
  • electric service agreements: scope Existing electric service agreements covering up to approximately 440 MW of gross, grid-connected, in-service capacity at the Muskogee site; acquired with Polaris on August 13, 2,026 MW
    “being used by Polaris under existing electric service agreements with Oklahoma Gas & Electric”
  • Tenant status: CoreWeave: signed 12-year HPC hosting contracts (from June 2024). AMD: signed 15-year triple-net leases (July 2026). Polaris mining: temporary leaseback wind-down through mid-2028
    “Approximately 380 MW will be delivered directly to AMD under a triple-net lease across Pecos, Hunt, and Muskogee”
  • Tenant lease: capacity 70 MW critical IT
    “Muskogee, OK ~70 MW”
  • data center leases: term 15-year lease terms; deliveries begin 2027, full 530 MW by end of 2028 years
    “The initial agreement represents more than $14 billion of base contracted revenue across the 15-year agreements with 2.5% annual escalators”
  • data center leases: lease type / escalator Triple-net leases for the direct AMD capacity, with 2.5 percent annual escalators
    “Approximately 380 MW will be delivered directly to AMD under a triple-net lease across Pecos, Hunt, and Muskogee”
  • Minimum bill terms: Not disclosed for the campus electric service agreements. Proposed XLPL tariff would impose minimum billing demand and energy charges, upfront funding of connection costs, a customer protection charge
    “include provisions such as long-term contract commitments, minimum billing demand and energy charges, funding of upfront costs, a customer protection charge”
  • Land purchase (recorded deed): contract value 10000000 USD
    “Recorded: May 8, 2026 · Price: $10,000,000 · Grantor: ASHWOOD · Grantee: CORE SCIENTIFIC INC · Parcel number: 0000-15-14N-18E-4-085-31 · City: MUSKOGEE”
  • Land purchase (recorded deed): contract value USD
    “Recorded: April 23, 2026 · Grantor: CORE SCIENTIFIC INC · Grantee: CORE SCIENTIFIC MUSKOGEE LLC · Address: 000 ADDRESS EXCEPTION · City: CITY EXCEPTION”
  • Land purchase (recorded deed): contract value 576000 USD
    “Recorded: Feb. 6, 2026 · Price: $576,000 · Grantor: MUSKOGEE CITY COUNTY PORT AUTHORITY · Grantee: CORE SCIENTIFIC INC · Address: 000 ADDRESS EXCEPTION · City: CITY EXCEPTION”
  • Stated capital cost: $4 billion capital investment stated by Port Muskogee for the HPC project at the November 2024 groundbreaking (life-of-project framing) USD
    “bringing more than $4 billion in capital investment and $182 million in local net benefits over the life of the project”
  • HPC hosting contracts: scope Approximately 500 MW of critical IT capacity at six Core Scientific sites (October 2024, after final option exercise) MW
    “Expands Total Contracted HPC Infrastructure by CoreWeave to Approximately 500 Megawatts of Critical IT Load at Six Core Scientific Sites”
  • HPC hosting contracts: term 12-year contract terms years
    “the terms of its 200MW 12-year high-performance compute hosting contracts previously announced on June 3, 2024”
  • HPC hosting contracts: renewal Two renewal terms of five years each years
    “The latest contract option with CoreWeave also provides opportunities for two renewal terms of five years each”
  • HPC hosting contracts: capex funding All capital investments required to modify Core Scientific infrastructure for HPC are funded by CoreWeave
    “all capital investments required to modify Core Scientific's existing infrastructure into cutting-edge, application-specific data centers will be funded by CoreWeave”
  • HPC hosting contracts: capex credits An estimated $180 million of CoreWeave-funded capex on Core Scientific-owned infrastructure is credited against hosting payments at no more than 50 percent of monthly fees until repai
    “credited against hosting payments as capex credits at no more than 50% of monthly fees until fully repaid”
  • HPC hosting contracts: revenue Potential cumulative revenue of $8.7 billion over the 12-year terms at 500 MW (before capex credits); later reported at $10.2 billion at 590 MW USD
    “Increases Potential Cumulative Revenue to $8.7 Billion over 12 Year Contract Terms”
  • Land purchase (recorded deed): contract value 965500 USD
    “Recorded: June 29, 2022 · Price: $965,500 · Grantor: MUSKOGEE CITY COUNTY PORT AUTHORITY · Grantee: CORE SCIENTIFIC · Address: 000 ADDRESS EXCEPTION · City: CITY EXCEPTION”
  • Announced: Feb. 4, 2022
    “The Muskogee City-County Port Authority announced an agreement with Core Scientific, Inc. to develop a 500 Megawatt data center”
  • Incentives: City of Muskogee Foundation Strategic Investment Program (SIP): Core Scientific's application was to be considered in February 2022; the award amount and outcome were not found in sources checked. SIP is perf
    “The City of Muskogee Foundation will consider approval of Core's SIP application at their next regular scheduled meeting”
  • development agreement: scope Develop a 500 MW data center at the Port of Muskogee John T. Griffin Industrial Park, in phases MW
    “announced an agreement with Core Scientific, Inc. to develop a 500 Megawatt data center at the Port of Muskogee John T. Griffin Industrial Park”
  • development agreement: schedule Initial operations late 2022; completion expected 2023 (not met as scoped; campus re-scoped to HPC in 2024)
    “The Muskogee data center will be developed in phases with initial operations to begin in late 2022 and completion expected in 2023”
  • development agreement: curtailment Minder fleet management enables the data center to curtail electricity consumption in response to the needs of the local electricity provider
    “Core Scientific's proprietary Minder fleet management software will enable the Muskogee data center to curtail electricity consumption”
  • development agreement: incentives Strategic Investment Program (SIP) application by Core Scientific to be considered by the City of Muskogee Foundation; amount and outcome not found
    “The City of Muskogee Foundation will consider approval of Core's SIP application at their next regular scheduled meeting”
  • data center leases: termination FINDING: no termination or cancellation terms for the AMD leases are stated in the announcement, earnings call or coverage reviewed; the lease documents are not public
    “AMD has signed 15-year agreements for approximately 530MW across five sites”
  • Core Scientific expanded its 364-day strategic financing facility: an additional $500 million JPMorgan accordion brought the facility to $1 billion (with $500 million from Morgan Stanley). Portfolio-level; signals contin
    “an additional $500 million commitment from JPMorgan, expanding the facility to a total of $1.0 billion”
  • Muskogee County is becoming a multi-campus cluster: News9's Oklahoma tracker lists Google campuses in the county (Council Hill and a $9B Summit project) alongside Core Scientific and Polaris in Muskogee - relevant to OG&
    “Muskogee County has several data center projects planned and in the works”
  • senior secured credit facilities: pricing / maturity / security Revolver: Adjusted Term SOFR + 1.75 percent (or ABR + 0.75 percent); LC fee 1.75 percent plus 0.125 percent fronting fee; three-year maturity, extendable to
    “The facilities mature on the third anniversary of the closing date, extendable to the fourth anniversary at the company's sole discretion. (Maturity detail from a filing summary; pricing per the company release.)”
  • merger agreement: termination $5 million payable to the Seller as liquidated damages under certain termination scenarios (reported from the merger agreement by The Energy Mag / CryptoTimes; the agreement exhibit itself w
    “Core Scientific deposited $120 million into an interest-bearing escrow account when the agreement was signed, with $5 million payable to the seller as liquidated damages under certain termination scenarios”
  • Sponsor credit watch: Core Scientific carried negative equity of about $2.42 billion at June 30, 2026 (per Q2 2026 reporting summaries), and its growth depends on continued access to project and capital-market financing;
    “negative equity of $2.42 billion as of June 30, 2026”
  • data center leases: scope (Muskogee) 82 MW at Muskogee within AMD's 377 MW of direct leases across Pecos, Hunt County and Muskogee (529 MW total deal including 152 MW neocloud capacity at Auburn and Dalton) MW
    “In Muscogee, Oklahoma, AMD is leasing 82MW. (Company confirms Muskogee is an AMD triple-net site on the Q2 2026 call, but the 82 MW site figure is press-only in sources read.)”
  • data center leases: renewal Three five-year renewal options reported (potential term up to 30 years) years
    “AMD has signed 15-year agreements for approximately 530MW across five sites. (Renewal count from secondary coverage; not in the company statements read.)”
  • data center leases: expansion option / condition AMD may reserve up to an additional 1,925 MW of capacity through December 28, 2028, under certain conditions; reported expansion potential at Muskogee is a further 192 MW
    “The firm also has expansion potential to lease a further 192MW each in both Hunt and Muskogee”
  • data center leases: warrants AMD received warrants to purchase up to 30 million Core Scientific shares at $23.47 per share; approximately 6.5 million vested at signing, the remainder vest as additional capacity is contra
    “AMD will also receive market-priced warrants to purchase Core Scientific's common stock, subject to certain commercial conditions. According to Core Scientific filings, AMD can purchase up to 30 million shares. (Portfolio-level equity consideration; not Muskogee-specific.)”
  • merger agreement: scope / carve-out Core Scientific does not acquire Polaris's active bitcoin mining business: operations, employees, customer contracts and intellectual property are transferred out before closing in a p
    “The transaction does not include Polaris's active bitcoin mining business; Polaris will transfer its mining operations, employees, customer contracts and intellectual property out of the assets being sold before closing”
  • merger agreement: leaseback / wind-down The existing mining operation continues winding down in phases through mid-2028 under a temporary leaseback arrangement while Core Scientific repurposes the site
    “The current mining operation will wind down in phases through mid-2028 under a temporary leaseback while Core repurposes the site for high-density compute deployments”
  • Square feet: 138000 sq ft
    “its 70-megawatt, 138,000 square-foot data center, designed to support the Nvidia GB300 platform, completed vertical construction”
  • Shareholder activism against the CoreWeave merger: Two Seas Capital campaigned against the deal through 2025; stockholders rejected it on October 30, 2025, and the merger agreement was terminated with no fee.
    “Two Seas Capital has publicly campaigned against the merger”
  • Water use stated: Polaris site used about 2 million gallons per day of municipal water (about 6 percent of city supply); about $1.2 million per year in water fees to the City of Muskogee gal/day
    “Scott said during the city council meeting in June last year that Polaris used about 6% of Muskogee's water supply, or 2 million gallons per day”
  • Opposition: Annexation fight: in June 2025 the Muskogee City Council voted to annex the remaining John T. Griffin Industrial Park parcels over Polaris's objections; Polaris sued the City. At stake is the city franchise f
    “Businesses in the city limits owe a franchise tax that amounts to 3% of their electricity usage”
Permits and government (15)
  • ADVANTIC BUILDING GROUP, LLC - OSHA inspection at the campus construction site (1525 WEST 43 STREET SOUTH, MUSKOGEE, OK 74402). activity nr 349099143; opened July 30, 2026; type C (Referral); scope C (Records); NAICS 236220
    “ADVANTIC BUILDING GROUP, LLC | 1525 WEST 43 STREET SOUTH | MUSKOGEE | OK | 74402 | 2026-07-30 | C | C”
  • Core Scientific, Inc. special meeting of stockholders: Vote on the CoreWeave merger proposal: stockholders rejected the merger; Core Scientific terminated the merger agreement the same day
    “the Company terminated the Merger Agreement in accordance with its terms following Company stockholder rejection”
  • FAA obstruction evaluation (7460-1): Determined - No Hazard
    “ASN 2026-ASW-13412-OE: MUS2A 275 crawler, Mobile Crane, 250 ft AGL, 841 ft AMSL, 35.69070,-95.39865, Determined - No Hazard, submitted 2026-08-14”
    FAA · Aug. 2026 · grade B
  • FAA obstruction evaluation (7460-1): Determined - No Hazard
    “ASN 2025-ASW-13655-OE: MUS1A - CC2200 crawler, Mobile Crane, 250 ft AGL, 833 ft AMSL, 35.69390,-95.39503, Determined - No Hazard, submitted 2025-11-20”
    FAA · Nov. 2025 · grade B
  • FAA OE/AAA crawler-crane filings under the campus's own phase names evidence vertical construction at the Muskogee campus: 'MUS1A - CC2200 crawler' (250 ft, submitted Nov. 20, 2025) and 'MUS2A 275 crawler' (250 ft, submitte
    “ASN 2025-ASW-13655-OE: MUS1A - CC2200 crawler, Mobile Crane, 250 ft AGL, 833 ft AMSL, 35.69390,-95.39503, Determined - No Hazard, submitted 2025-11-20”
    FAA · Nov. 2025 · grade B
  • Muskogee City-County Port Authority / City of Muskogee Foundation: Announcement of development agreement with Core Scientific for a 500 MW data center at the John T. Griffin Industrial Park; City of Muskogee Foundation t
    “The City of Muskogee Foundation will consider approval of Core's SIP application at their next regular scheduled meeting”
  • Air permit application: OK DEQ air permit application on file for the Muskogee data center (diesel backup generators and diesel storage), per reporting on DEQ data-center applications
    “Four air permit applications for data centers in Oklahoma, including Google and Core Scientific's data centers in Muskogee, describe using diesel storage tanks to power their backup generators.”
  • air quality permit application: application on file (GEM status: pre-construction)
    “Muskogee Data Center power station is a power station in pre-construction in Port Muskogee, Oklahoma”
  • Oklahoma HB 2992, the Data Center Consumer Ratepayer Protection Act, took effect July 1, 2026: separate large-load tariffs, cost-causation protections and minimum service terms of at least 10 years. OG&E's implementing X
    “HB 2992... requires utilities to place data centers and other large energy consumers into separate service classifications or tariffs”
  • stormwater / construction compliance inspection: inspection - violations found
    “the company didn't follow best practices to prevent sediment from entering Sam Creek”
  • OSHA complaint inspection at the Polaris site (late 2024): six violations, initial penalty about $68,000 - energized-circuit work, missing PPE/helmets, untrained electrical and cooling-system work, no shutdown procedures
    “the inspection found six violations and the company received an initial penalty of about $68,000”
  • Oklahoma DEQ complaint inspection at the Polaris site (2025): stormwater violations - sediment controls not followed, sediment reached Sam Creek.
    “the company didn't follow best practices to prevent sediment from entering Sam Creek”
  • Muskogee City Council: Debate on annexation economics: Polaris stated $100M invested, $100M more planned by 2027, 55 full-time staff at about $65,000 average salary, 200 jobs at Phase 3, about $1.2M per year in city wate
    “Scott said during the city council meeting in June last year that Polaris used about 6% of Muskogee's water supply, or 2 million gallons per day”
  • Annexation dispute escalated: Polaris lobbied against annexation, employees addressed the council, and Polaris sued the City of Muskogee in 2025 (notice challenge). State Rep. Tim Turner publicly backed Polaris.
    “Annexation, on the other hand, could increase the city's budget immediately by 20 percent”
  • Muskogee City Council: Resolution to proceed with annexation of the remaining John T. Griffin Industrial Park parcels (including the Polaris site); Polaris employees and lobbyist opposed, citing the 3 percent franchise f
    “The motion to approve the resolution carried with eight in favor and one opposed, with Councilor Stout recorded as the lone no vote”
Legal (2)
  • Groundbreaking date: Nov. 18, 2024
    “Core Scientific, the AI hyperscaler CoreWeave, and Port Muskogee broke ground today on Core Scientific's newest state-of-the-art, high-performance computing data center”
  • Lawsuits: Polaris v. City of Muskogee (filed 2025): challenge to the annexation of Polaris's industrial-park land, alleging defective notice; the City responds that notice was given and Polaris appeared at five public me
    “Last year, Polaris sued the city after councilors voted to annex Polaris' land in the industrial park”
Site and other (15)
  • Developer: Core Scientific, Inc. (Nasdaq: CORZ)
    “Core Scientific, Inc., a Delaware corporation (the Company)”
  • Owner companies: Polaris DS LLC (acquired site; wholly owned subsidiary from August 13, 2026)
    “with the Target surviving the merger as a wholly owned subsidiary of the Company”
  • County code: 40101
    “buildings: Muskogee County County OK (40101)”
  • Operator: Core Scientific, Inc. (owner-operator)
    “Core Scientific is a leader in designing, building and operating large scale, purpose-built data centers”
  • Land control date: Aug. 13, 2026
    “Core Scientific has secured approximately 250 acres of land”
  • Acres: 250 acres
    “To support this planned expansion, Core Scientific has secured approximately 250 acres of land”
  • Original target date: 2023
    “initial operations to begin in late 2022 and completion expected in 2023”
  • Next scheduled confirmation point: Core Scientific Q3 2026 earnings (scheduled November 5, 2026) - expected to address the CoreWeave building handover (guided Q2 2026) and AMD delivery schedule.
    “Core Scientific is set to report its third-quarter 2026 earnings on November 5, 2026”
    News report · grade C
  • Code names: MSK1; MSK2
    “also known as Muskogee Generating Station, Core Scientific MSK1 & MSK2 facility”
  • Address: 4901 Harold Scoggins Dr, Muskogee, OK 74403 (original Core Scientific site per GEM)
    “Location: 4901 Harold Scoggins Dr, Muskogee, OK 74403”
  • Core Scientific operations roles at Muskogee (Data Center Technician I, Data Center/Critical Facilities Technician, Assistant Critical Facilities Manager) appear in aggregator copies of its postings - an operating site b
    “Data Center Facilities Technician in Muskogee, OK, US - Career.io”
  • Chips: NVIDIA GB300 (CoreWeave building); AMD Instinct GPUs, EPYC CPUs and ROCm (AMD building)
    “AMD will collaborate on physical infrastructure design and the deployment of AMD Instinct GPUs, Epyc CPUs, and ROCm software”
  • Address: 1525 W 43rd St S, Muskogee, OK (CoreWeave HPC building)
    “the building at 1525 W 43rd St S is designed to support Nvidia GB300s”
  • Address: 4800 S 24th St W, Muskogee, OK (Polaris site, John T. Griffin Industrial Park)
    “Polaris announced plans to develop a cryptomine on a 42-acre site at 4800 S 24th St W in the John T. Griffin Industrial Park in Muskogee in 2024”
  • Site address: 1525 W 43rd St S, Muskogee, OK 74401
    “Leased to AI cloud firm CoreWeave, the building at 1525 W 43rd St S is designed to support Nvidia GB300s and is currently progressing through final testing and commissioning”

Imagery and records: Satellite imagery: Maxar via Esri World Imagery Wayback; Sentinel-2 (ESA Copernicus). County deeds: ATTOM.