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CoreWeave Ellendale ND
CoreWeave · Ellendale, United States
CoreWeave Ellendale ND is a operational data center project in Ellendale, 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
AI data center listed by Epoch AI.
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68 MW
Source observation: 2026-06-30
Site water use
Not yet verified
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Project timeline
Source notes reproduced from Epoch AI. Future projections are excluded. Status may have changed since the latest observation.
According to satellite imagery, Building 2 is fully roofed and shell complete, with rooftop chillers mostly installed. Building 3 construction is well underway, with about 1/4 of the roofing done and the foundation laid out.
According to satellite imagery, Building 1 looks complete and in service, with the surrounding power/cooling equipment also operational. (Note: this image doesn't provide a view of buildings 2 or 3, though it's very safe to assume they're under construction at this stage, considering they're still under construction in the satellite image 3 months from now.)
This Applied Digital report says the rest of Building 1 has reached Ready for Service, bringing the first building to its expected 100 MW. We can treat this as the first completed data center building.
The first 50 MW slice of Building 1 has reached Ready for Service status according to this report. This is the first point where we would count any CoreWeave capacity as operational.
A new 150 MW lease brings CoreWeave to 400 MW total contracted. The project is now clearly scheduled to be a three-building CoreWeave campus.
CoreWeave signed the first lease package for 250 MW. No buildings online yet. This is according to an SEC 8-k filing from this date.
Start of construction for the first building, according to Applied Digital. CoreWeave was not leased yet at this site, but this is the construction start date we're using for relevance.
Location
9685 87th Ave SE, Ellendale, ND 58436
View the surrounding area ↗Sources & further reading
- Epoch AI — dataset and methodology ↗
- Applied Digital Announces 250MW AI Data Center Lease With CoreWeave ↗
- SEC 8k Filing with Applied Digital ↗
- Applied Digital Delivers Second Building at Polaris Forge 1 ↗
Dataset attribution: Epoch AI, CC BY.
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Frequently asked questions about CoreWeave Ellendale ND
Where is CoreWeave Ellendale ND?
CoreWeave Ellendale ND is listed at 9685 87th Ave SE, Ellendale, ND 58436. The project is in Ellendale, United States.
How much power does CoreWeave Ellendale ND use?
The latest source-backed estimate in this atlas is 68 MW of operating IT capacity, observed for 2026-06-30. This is an estimate of computing capacity, not metered annual electricity consumption.
How much water does CoreWeave Ellendale ND 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.