The build-out, floor by floor, one week at a time.
From models at the top to permits at the bottom: what switched on, what was announced and what got stuck in the week from 27 Jun 2026 to 3 Jul 2026. Every mark is a dated row with its source.

- Switched on
- Accelerators and fab 1 · Data centres 1
- Announced
- Nothing filed this week
- Stuck
- Power and grid (context) 3 · gone quiet: State commercial power sales
- Biggest constraint move
- Grid equipment prices: gas-steam-turbines 174.266 index, December 2003 = 100
- Next due
- Helios · "1H26"
Models and demand
Money
- Data-centre debt filed: not collected
Compute market
Accelerators and fab
- Taiwan monthly revenue: 2330 467,580,000 TWD thousands (2026-07-01)
Memory
- HBM statements: kept by hand
- Korean memory exports: key parked
Optics
Data centres
- Data-centre construction spend: data-center-saar 79,007 USD millions SAAR (2026-07-01)
Power and grid (context)
- Grid equipment prices: gas-steam-turbines 174.266 index, December 2003 = 100 (2026-07-01)
- Grid equipment prices: transformers 474.831 index, June 1981 = 100 (2026-07-01)
- Grid equipment prices: turbines 290.169 index, June 1982 = 100 (2026-07-01)
- State commercial power sales: stale
- Transformer and turbine imports: key parked
Permits and land
- Local votes against: kept by hand
Floor by floor
Models and demand
Nothing filed this week.
Money
Nothing filed this week.
Not read this week: Data-centre debt filed (not collected)
Compute market
Nothing filed this week.
Accelerators and fab
Switched on · 1
Memory
Nothing filed this week.
Not read this week: HBM statements (kept by hand) · Korean memory exports (key parked)
Optics
Nothing filed this week.
Data centres
Switched on · 1
Power and grid (context)
Stuck · 3
Not read this week: State commercial power sales (stale) · Transformer and turbine imports (key parked)
Permits and land
Nothing filed this week.
Not read this week: Local votes against (kept by hand)
The pipeline, Texas · three ladders, never added
What the campuses filed, what ERCOT counts in its own queue, and what Epoch estimates. Each is its own family, kept apart.
- Abernathy: Contracted: 240 MW gross, 168 MW critical IT, filed 28 Oct 2025; Delivered: 168 MW critical IT, promised in the second half of 2026
- Barber Lake: Contracted: 244 MW up to (a ceiling), 168 MW critical IT, filed 25 Sept 2025; Delivered: 168 MW critical IT, promised by September 2026
- Beacon Point: Contracted: 352 MW IT load, filed 6 May 2026
- CoreWeave Denton: Contracted: 260 MW critical IT, filed 27 Feb 2025
- Helios: Contracted: 526 MW critical IT, filed 5 Aug 2025; Delivered: 260 MW critical IT, promised 2027
- IREN Childress: Contracted: 200 MW IT load, 60 MW up to (a ceiling), filed 7 May 2026; Delivered: no megawatts stated, promised by year-end
- Stargate Abilene: Under construction: 1,200 MW basis unstated, filed 21 May 2025; Energized: 1,200 MW basis unstated, promised in mid-2026
- No studies submitted: 321,000 MW, ERCOT, 13 May 2026
- Under ERCOT review: 93,700 MW, ERCOT, 13 May 2026
- §9.5 requirements met: 22,000 MW, ERCOT, 13 May 2026
- Approval to energize: 9,042 MW, ERCOT, 12 Mar 2026
- Observed energized: 5,900 MW, ERCOT, 13 May 2026
Demand meter · each grid against itself a year earlier
Electricity each grid operator served in the week to 3 Jul 2026, from EIA’s hourly grid data, against the same seven days a year earlier. Weather moves these from week to week, so a change on the year is not all data centres. Each grid is its own figure; none is added to another.
- PJM (Mid-Atlantic and northern Virginia)20,348 GWh18,885 GWh a year ago+7.7%
- ERCOT (Texas)11,712 GWh10,426 GWh a year ago+12.3%
- Southern Company (Georgia and Alabama)5,892 GWh5,267 GWh a year ago+11.9%
- MISO (Midwest)15,944 GWh14,873 GWh a year ago+7.2%
- Tennessee Valley Authority4,069 GWh3,652 GWh a year ago+11.4%
- Duke Energy Carolinas2,641 GWh2,478 GWh a year ago+6.6%
- Southwest Power Pool7,119 GWh6,404 GWh a year ago+11.2%
- Arizona Public Service850 GWh986 GWh a year ago−13.7%
Power sold to commercial customers, July 2026
The closest public read of data-centre load, from EIA’s monthly survey of utilities. It lands about two months after the month it counts.
- Virginia8,577 GWh7,859 GWh a year ago+9.1%
- Texas17,847 GWh16,628 GWh a year ago+7.3%
- Georgia5,997 GWh5,711 GWh a year ago+5.0%
- Ohio6,325 GWh5,609 GWh a year ago+12.8%
- Arizona4,452 GWh3,868 GWh a year ago+15.1%
Bottlenecks
Grid basics, explained →What the map reads, and how fresh it is
- Model releases4 Nov 2026fresh
- Provider incidents5 Nov 2026fresh
- Model retirements14 May 2028fresh
- Data-centre debt filed—not collected
- Taiwan monthly revenue1 Sept 2026fresh
- MLPerf rounds16 Sept 2026fresh
- Export controls20 Nov 2026fresh
- HBM statements—kept by hand
- Korean memory exports—key parked
- Optics backlog3 Sept 2026fresh
- Data-centre construction spend1 Sept 2026fresh
- Turbine backlog28 Oct 2026fresh
- Grid equipment prices1 Sept 2026fresh
- Weekly grid demand30 Oct 2026fresh
- State commercial power sales1 Aug 2026stale
- Henry Hub gas price1 Sept 2026fresh
- Transformer and turbine imports—key parked
- Local votes against—kept by hand
How the map is kept
- The week runs Saturday to Friday, the same week as the compute board.
- Switched on means filed or measured: a filing that says energized or delivered, a price the Tape wrote, a figure a statistics office published.
- Announced means a promise, an order or a deal: hollow until something switches on.
- Stuck means a date moved, a promise came due unmet, a price feed went quiet, or a rule or vote added a constraint.
- Filed figures, ERCOT’s meter, Epoch’s estimate and EIA’s generator data are separate families and are never added together.
- A floor with no rows says so. A series we list but cannot read shows as not read, with the reason.
- Power and the grid are here as context for the build-out. Nothing on this page is a trade idea.