Denton, Texas, United States
CoreWeave Denton TX is an operational AI data center hosting an estimated 253k H100-equivalent chips — supported by 262 MW of IT power — at a capital cost of $9.9 B. We estimate that it uses Nvidia B200 chips. The timeline of IT power and compute capacity is based on satellite imagery and company disclosures. Formerly a bitcoin-mining facility, the Denton site is being repurposed to run AI workloads on CoreWeave’s GPUs, with 260 MW contracted to CoreWeave.
Satellite imagery
CURRENT COMPUTE
253k H100-eq
5.00e20 8-bit OP/s
CURRENT IT POWER
262 MW
PROJECTED IT POWER
262 MW
CURRENT COST
$9.9 B
PROJECTED COST
$9.9 B
Construction start - Converting existing Bitcoin mining buildings into AI data centers.
First 8 MW billable tranche dedicated to AI starts running at the site, with another 40 scheduled by the end of the quarter.
67 billable MW dedicated for CoreWeave's AI across three buildings. Half the campus energized.
Satellite imagery shows Denton North largely built out/operational and Denton South first data hall plus support equipment substantially installed. Remaining Denton South buildings still under construction.
Denton North is fully operational running AI (Denton North at 90 MW, Denton South partially running at 41)
Remaining Denton South buildings scheduled to complete by midyear 2026, running the full CoreWeave contracted load.