Self-mining vs hosting capacity breakdown
Company: Core Scientific
The claim, verbatim
Of 745 megawatts operational infrastructure, 600 megawatts support self-mining and 145 megawatts support bitcoin mining hosting clients.
Source (primary)
Core Scientific, Inc. Investor and Analyst Event June 12, 2024 Transcript (IR page (investors.corescientific.com), earnings_call)
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Quote: “Of the 745 megawatts of operational infrastructure, about 600 megawatts support self-mining today, and about 145 megawatts support our bitcoin mining hosting clients.”
How we checked this
Checked on September 28, 2026. The cited source supports every part of this claim.
At the June 2024 investor event, CEO Adam Sullivan said that of 745 megawatts of operational infrastructure, about 600 megawatts supported self-mining and about 145 megawatts supported bitcoin mining hosting clients. The claim's figures match, though the source gives them as approximate.
Confirmed in the source:
- Core Scientific had about 745 megawatts of operational infrastructure as of the June 2024 investor event
- About 600 megawatts of that operational infrastructure supported self-mining
- About 145 megawatts of that operational infrastructure supported bitcoin mining hosting clients
What we did: Read our cached copy of IR page (investors.corescientific.com) (https://d1io3yog0oux5.cloudfront.net/_fda3a1f2f1890adaa7ac6c4d9d310971/corescientific/db/1066/11128/pdf/June_2024_Investor_Day_Transcript_061224.pdf) in full (94,603 characters, retrieved September 26, 2026) and checked each assertion in the claim against it.
Additional evidence
confirms Core Scientific, Inc. Investor and Analyst Event June 12, 2024 Transcript
Quote: “Of the 745 megawatts of operational infrastructure, about 600 megawatts support self-mining today, and about 145 megawatts support our bitcoin mining hosting clients.”