Core Scientific

A data center is unlike any other facility first responders might encounter. We recently welcomed first responders to our Muskogee, Oklahoma campus so they could see firsthand what is inside, how our systems work, and what to expect if they ever need to respond here. High voltage equipment, advanced cooling systems, and large scale infrastructure all require specialized knowledge to navigate safely. This is what responsible operations look like.

Another milestone at our Muskogee campus. Following completion of our first building earlier this year, construction is advancing on our second building, with vertical walls now in place in the initial data hall. This is what execution looks like. $CORZ

Howdy, Austin 🤠 @Cadillac_F1 makes their return to America this week, this time with a Texas-themed livery for the United States Grand Prix in Austin. Best of luck in Texas, team! 🇺🇸

There's a lot of noise about data centers, which is why we like to focus on the facts. Take our Dalton, Georgia campus as an example: → 100% support of power rate structures, ensuring our costs are not shifted to local households. → Our closed-loop cooling system runs on a single fill of water for up to 20 years. → 117 full and part time site employees and contractors employed locally post-construction. → Sound levels average 60-65 decibels during operation, similar to a normal conversation.

RT @_Adam_Sullivan1: Last week I visited our Dalton, Georgia campus, a project I’m incredibly proud of. Phase 2 is well underway, and the speed and quality of what we are delivering to our first customer here is a direct reflection of how this company executes. Seeing the scale and progress in person never gets old.

The Core Scientific leadership team visited our Dalton, Georgia campus last week. Phase 2, which we are building for our first customer at the campus, continues to move quickly. Since our July update, we’ve delivered another 48 MW of capacity. Stay tuned for a closer look at what responsible data center development looks like at Dalton. $CORZ

Proud to now be billing for ~485MW across our portfolio, including an incremental 48MW at our Dalton, Georgia campus since our last update. Our commitment to execution continues to show up in the numbers.

Early mornings, long days, and a team that pushes the boundaries. A behind the scenes look at building our Pecos, Texas campus.

We welcomed Senator Frix to our Muskogee, Oklahoma campus. He came to learn more about our operation, ask questions, and better understand the role data centers can play in the local economy and the lives of those who live and work in Muskogee County. We appreciate his time and commitment to the people he represents.

Another milestone at our Pecos, Texas campus. We recently celebrated the topping off ceremony, marking the completion of the highest point of the structural frame and a significant step forward in the construction process. The work does not stop here, now it's time for the interior work and equipment installation.

Livestock and data centers might not seem like an obvious pairing, but at our Marble, North Carolina campus, they coexist just fine. Local farmer Rick has been grazing his cattle on 30 acres of our property right next to the data center. In his words, he enjoys progress and is glad to see the work being done at the campus. We believe in being good neighbors. We're glad Rick is one of ours.

Our Marble, North Carolina campus continues the legacy of innovation the building has carried for 60 years. It was once home to American Thread, whose thread was used in Levi's Jeans and NASA Apollo missions. Today, those same walls are home to the infrastructure driving American innovation once again, this time in AI. We're proud that some of the very employees who worked at American Thread now work at our data center. When the factory closed in 2015, many people lost their jobs. Acquiring the facility meant bringing employment back to the local community. The building has changed, the spirit of innovation has not.

Core Scientific appoints Jay Elms as Chief Commercial Officer. Jay brings more than two decades of commercial leadership experience in the data center industry. He will be responsible for growing customer relationships and overseeing the customer experience from initial engagement through deployment. Read the full press release:

Our Marble, North Carolina campus delivers ~65 megawatts of billable AI-ready capacity. The campus features an advanced closed loop water cooling system, which can operate for up to 20 years after initial fill without requiring additional water. The site is also strategically connected to regional fiber networks, providing resilient, low latency access to key markets including Atlanta, Nashville, Charlotte, and Knoxville. Now that the campus is complete and has been turned over to our customer, we recently hosted an opening event with members of the local community. We’re grateful to everyone who joined us and look forward to sharing more from the day soon.

See how Core Scientific prioritizes responsible power rates, water usage, local job creation, and the noise level of the data center at our Marble, North Carolina campus ⬇️

5/ Responsible Operations Our site is designed to operate quietly, falling within the standards set by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration.

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