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Core42 Lake Mariner

Core42 · Barker, United States

Core42 Lake Mariner is a operational data center project in Barker, United States. This record brings together its location, estimated IT capacity, construction timeline, water-disclosure gaps and original sources.

Epoch AI · Checked 2026-09-15 · Owner confidence: confident

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Estimated operating IT capacity

58 MW

Source observation: 2026-07-23

Site water use

Not yet verified

No site-level value published in this atlas

Local water stress

Not yet assessed

Regional context has not been added

How to interpret this record. Epoch reports the site as operational; individual buildings may still be under construction. Capacity is an estimate of IT power, not metered electricity consumption. Sources were collected by Epoch AI; inclusion is not independent verification by our team.

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Project timeline

Source notes reproduced from Epoch AI. Future projections are excluded. Status may have changed since the latest observation.

  1. Both buildings still operational according to satellite imagery.

  2. Building 2 is operational. On February 26, Terawulf stated that CB2A is operational, presumably making up half the final capacity. CB2B was expected in March 2026. However, it's notable that a drone video commissioned from RAAD showed no cooling fan movement on May 8th, suggesting it was not in use. This building is leased to Core42, a subsidiary of UAE-based G42. It likely uses NVIDIA DGX B200 servers.

  3. Buildings 1 and 2 both appear to have complete building and cooling equipment, based on satellite imagery. Not considering Building 2 operational yet, due to Terawulf's statement that CB2B is expected in March 2026, and is likely still in commissioning phase.

  4. Building 1 is operational. Based on Terawulf saying "As of September 30, 2025, the site has energized 245 MW of Bitcoin-mining capacity and 22.5 MW of HPC capacity." The small "Wulf Den" building was said to be 2 MW of IT power while CB-1 would be 16 MW. This is roughly consistent with 22.5 MW of total facility power. This building is leased to Core42, a subsidiary of UAE-based G42. It likely uses NVIDIA DGX B200 servers.

  5. Land clearing begins for Building 1, also known as CB-1, the first large AI/HPC building on the site.

Location

7725 Lake Rd, Barker, NY 14012

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Frequently asked questions about Core42 Lake Mariner

Where is Core42 Lake Mariner?

Core42 Lake Mariner is listed at 7725 Lake Rd, Barker, NY 14012. The project is in Barker, United States.

How much power does Core42 Lake Mariner use?

The latest source-backed estimate in this atlas is 58 MW of operating IT capacity, observed for 2026-07-23. This is an estimate of computing capacity, not metered annual electricity consumption.

How much water does Core42 Lake Mariner use?

No verified site-level water withdrawal or consumption figure has been added to this atlas. A missing figure means the value is not verified here, not that the project uses no water.

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