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Crusoe in Texas:6 data center sites.
As of 30 October 2026, Real Assets tracks 6 data center sites listed under Crusoe in Texas: 1 operating and 5 planned or under construction. Reported power capacity in Texas: 421 MW operating, 5.2 GW not yet operating. Texas accounts for 86% of Crusoe's 7 tracked sites in the United States, and Crusoe accounts for 4% of the 170 tracked sites in Texas.
Unlock all 6 Crusoe sites in Texas1 operating · 5 planned · 4% of Texas
- 86% of Crusoe in United States
- 421 MW operating
- #5 in Texas
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Crusoe across United States
Top operators in Texas
Crusoe in Texas: 6 data centers with their own page
- Crusoe Port of Victoria Campus
Victoria, planned1.5 GW - Lancium & Crusoe Clean AI Campus
Abilene, operating1.2 GW - Crusoe & Lancium Childress Clean AI Campus
Childress, planned1 GW - Crusoe Goodnight Campus (Project Llano)
Claude, under construction1 GW - Crusoe & Lancium Abilene Expansion (Microsoft AI Factory)
Abilene, under construction900 MW - Crusoe Armstrong County AI Campus (Google)
Claude, plannedNot recorded
Ranked by reported MW. Capacity is as stated by the publisher; where none is stated it says not recorded.
Crusoe: SEC filings, annual reports and disclosed figures
Primary regulatory filings and annual reports on record for Crusoe, with disclosed capital expenditure, lease commitments and capacity figures.
- Crusoe Energy Systems & Blue Owl $15B Abilene Texas Lancium Clean Campus AI Data Center Report (8-K / Earnings Release · 2025 · filed 22 May 2025)
Details the 1.2 GW Abilene, Texas Lancium Clean Campus (Phase 1 200 MW + Phase 2 1,000 MW across 8 buildings backed by $15B in project debt and equity with Blue Owl and Primary Digital Infrastructure) alongside clean-compute deployments in Wyoming and Iceland.8-K / Earnings Release ↗ - Unlock all Crusoe filings and extracted figures →
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Questions
How many data center sites does Crusoe have in Texas?
6 tracked as of 30 October 2026: 1 operating and 5 planned or under construction. That is 86% of Crusoe's 7 tracked sites in the United States.
How much power capacity does Crusoe have in Texas?
Reported power capacity in Texas: 421 MW operating, 5.2 GW not yet operating.
How does Crusoe rank among data center operators in Texas?
Crusoe ranks number 5 in Texas by sites tracked, with 6 of the 170 sites recorded in Texas (4%).
Where else does Crusoe operate in the United States?
Crusoe has 7 tracked sites across the United States: Texas (6), Virginia (1).
Where does the data come from?
Figures link to the page that published them. Publishers behind this market's data include Epoch AI, Data Center Dynamics, Baxtel, SemiAnalysis, CyrusOne.
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