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CoreWeave 150MW lease option for additional capacity

Company: Applied Digital - Project: Polaris Forge 1

Subject kind
customer
Statement date
2026-09-01
Promised amount
4000.0 million USD
Current status
stated

The claim, verbatim

CoreWeave exercised its lease option for an additional 150 megawatts of capacity, with parties expected to execute a third lease agreement on substantially the same terms. This would add approximately $4 billion in contracted revenue and bring total contracted revenue from CoreWeave to approximately $11 billion.

Source (primary)

Earnings Release (IR page (ir.applieddigital.com), earnings_call)
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Quote: “Since the end of the fourth quarter 2025, CoreWeave exercised its option for an additional 150MW, which would bring the total capacity leased by CoreWeave to 400MW and would add approximately $4 billion in contracted revenue, which would bring total contracted revenue to approximately $11 billion for the approximately 15-year lease terms. Under the option terms, the parties are expected to promptly enter into a new, third lease agreement on substantially the same terms, including the same rent and escalators, as the existing two leases”

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Additional evidence

confirms Earnings Release

Quote: “Since the end of the fourth quarter 2025, CoreWeave exercised its option for an additional 150MW, which would bring the total capacity leased by CoreWeave to 400MW and would add approximately $4 billion in contracted revenue, which would bring total contracted revenue to approximately $11 billion for the approximately 15-year lease terms. Under the option terms, the parties are expected to promptly enter into a new, third lease agreement on substantially the same terms, including the same rent and escalators, as the existing two leases”

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