Core Scientific

Core Scientific shared its Q3 2026 results this morning. Key updates:

- Data center revenue grew nearly 60% from last quarter to $215.4M, driven by continued capacity delivery to our customers.

- As of September 30, 2026, we are billing for 485MW of capacity, generating over $700M in annualized revenue.

- Adjusted EBITDA more than tripled from last quarter to $133.6M.

- Adjusted EBITDA margins expanded from 25% to 57%, reflecting the strength of our growing portfolio.

Full release: investors.corescientific.com/news-events/pr…

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A data center is unlike any other facility first responders might encounter.

We recently welcomed first responders to our Muskogee, Oklahoma campus so they could see firsthand what is inside, how our systems work, and what to expect if they ever need to respond here.

High voltage equipment, advanced cooling systems, and large scale infrastructure all require specialized knowledge to navigate safely.

This is what responsible operations look like.

Another milestone at our Muskogee campus.

Following completion of our first building earlier this year, construction is advancing on our second building, with vertical walls now in place in the initial data hall.

This is what execution looks like. $CORZ

Howdy, Austin 🤠

@Cadillac_F1 makes their return to America this week, this time with a Texas-themed livery for the United States Grand Prix in Austin.

Best of luck in Texas, team! 🇺🇸

There's a lot of noise about data centers, which is why we like to focus on the facts.

Take our Dalton, Georgia campus as an example:

→ 100% support of power rate structures, ensuring our costs are not shifted to local households.

→ Our closed-loop cooling system runs on a single fill of water for up to 20 years.

→ 117 full and part time site employees and contractors employed locally post-construction.

→ Sound levels average 60-65 decibels during operation, similar to a normal conversation.