CoreWeave 12-year HPC hosting contracts (~200 MW)
Company: Core Scientific
What the later record shows
Outcome not yet confirmed
A later filing confirms the contracts were signed on June 3, 2024. However, no passage states that the roughly 200 MW of infrastructure was actually delivered, and later materials describe it only as contracted capacity.
“Over 500 MW critical IT load contracted to CoreWeave for delivery 2025 - 20261”
2024-12-03 · December 2024 Convertible Note Presentation View cached copy (2026-09-26)Live source ↗Archive.org ↗
“on June 3, 2024, Core Scientific entered into a series of long-term contracts with CoreWeave to deliver approximately 200 MW of additional infrastructure to host CoreWeave’s HPC operations”
2025-09-25 · Core Scientific DEFM14A filed 2025-09-26 View cached copy (2026-08-31)Live source ↗
Checked November 4, 2026 against filings, releases and reporting published after the claim was made. Quotes are verbatim from the linked documents.
The claim, verbatim
Core Scientific signed a series of 12-year contracts with CoreWeave under which it will deliver approximately 200 MW of infrastructure to host CoreWeave's HPC operations.
Source (primary)
core-scientific 8-K exhibit (corzcoreweavehpc.htm) (SEC EDGAR (8-K Ex), press_release)
View cached copy (2026-11-04)Live source ↗
Quote: “today announced the signing of a series of 12-year contracts with CoreWeave , the AI Hyperscaler. Under the terms of the agreements, Core Scientific will deliver approximately 200 megawatts (“MW”) of infrastructure to host CoreWeave’s high-performance compute (“HPC”) operations.”
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Additional evidence
confirms core-scientific 8-K exhibit (corzcoreweavehpc.htm)
Quote: “today announced the signing of a series of 12-year contracts with CoreWeave , the AI Hyperscaler. Under the terms of the agreements, Core Scientific will deliver approximately 200 megawatts (“MW”) of infrastructure to host CoreWeave’s high-performance compute (“HPC”) operations.”