Jamestown

Project of Applied Digital

Kind

campus

Location

2671 Highway 20 SE, Jamestown, ND

County

Stutsman County

State/region

ND

Country

US

Status

operational as of October 7, 2026

Where it stands

Applied Digital's 106 MW Jamestown, ND crypto-mining hosting facility (JMS01) was operating at full capacity as of August 31, 2026, per the Q1 FY2027 earnings release and 10-Q. The July 2026 10-K describes the hosting business as a legacy line serving a single crypto customer with about 1.5 years remaining on its contract, and the Jamestown energy services commitment had about 0.4 years left as of August 31, 2026. A separate 9 MW HPC/cloud data center in Jamestown is mentioned in investor timelines, but it is not counted here because no passage ties it to this facility's capacity.

106 MW in service

Assessed October 18, 2026 from the newest filings, releases and reporting that name this project (newest relied on: October 7, 2026).

Capacity

What has actually been delivered, against what has been promised. Each figure links to the statement it came from.

Who has claimed this site

Capacity commitments in the order they were announced. A commitment that ended shows why.

Claims about this project

Site intelligence

2671 STATE HWY 20, JAMESTOWN, ND, 58401

Candidate

Stutsman County, ND

47.0296, -98.6791

Approximate address 2651 ND-20, Jamestown, ND 58401, USA Reverse-geocoded from the candidate centroid; not a permit-confirmed parcel address.

Conclusion so far Something is built here, but no sign yet that it is running. · confidence 30%

Undetermined -- a built footprint is visible but neither lights nor heat show activity: night-time lights at the site ran 0.16x the surrounding area (0 of 3 clear nights, 2026-09-22 to 2026-10-04); surface temperature -0.5 K against its surroundings (2 pass(es), 2026-10-10 to 2026-10-17). Based on 14 clear observation(s) from 2026-06-21 to 2026-10-19.

What would change this: Night-time lights or a heat signature at the footprint.

Latest clear imagery: Google 2026-10-18 · ECOSTRESS thermal 2026-10-17 · Sentinel-2 2026-10-16 · radar 2026-10-13 · Landsat 2026-10-10 · night lights 2026-10-04 · NAIP 2023-07-02

Newest clear images145 clear image date(s)

How we located this site

35/100 (candidate): street location 25 + 1 independent source family 10

1. Starting point (the project's stated locality) 2026-10-19
   2671 Highway 20 SE, Jamestown, ND → 47.02959, -98.67909 (street)
2. Located from a published address 2026-10-19
   2671 Highway 20 SE, Jamestown, ND → 47.02959, -98.67909 (street)
3. OpenStreetMap features nearby 2026-10-19
   0 named match(es)

Recent changes

• 2026-10-13 vs 2026-10-01: structural change (radar signal shift) — Sentinel-1 backscatter decreased over the 11-day interval, with VV down 3.2 dB and VH down 1.2 dB, consistent with a structural change such as reduced double-bounce or surface-scattering returns at the site.
• 2026-10-01 vs 2026-09-12: structural change (radar signal shift) — Sentinel-1 backscatter increased by +4.0 dB in VV and +2.9 dB in VH over the 18-day interval, consistent with new or altered structural elements visible at the site.
• 2026-10-01 vs 2026-09-21: clearing or grading visible — Over the 10-day interval between Sentinel-2 scenes, NDVI decreased by 0.172 while NDBI increased by 0.166, a pattern consistent with vegetation removal and exposed soil or graded surfaces at the site.
• 2026-10-06 vs 2026-10-01: structural change (radar signal shift) — Sentinel-1 backscatter decreased in both VH (−4.58 dB) and VV (−4.18 dB) over the 5-day interval, consistent with a reduction in structural or surface scattering at the site.
• 2025-06-17 vs 2025-06-01: vegetation recovery visible

Satellite imagery on this page is drawn from the Google Earth satellite basemap, USDA NAIP aerial photography (~1 m/pixel), ESA Sentinel-2 multispectral (10 m, with per-date cloud masks), NASA / USGS Landsat 8/9 (30 m, plus surface temperature), ESA Sentinel-1 radar (all-weather, night), NASA ECOSTRESS thermal (~70 m), and NASA Black Marble night lights (500 m, daily). Each image is dated, labelled by source and pixel resolution, and downloadable at its native size; cloudy dates are kept and marked rather than hidden. New scenes are pulled daily as each provider publishes them.