Texas data centers Every registered facility.
Independence Data Center
A facility whose public record stops at the tenant and operator. The certified company has a disclosed computing agreement with Cerebras, but that filing redacts the facility detail and does not connect the agreement to this Texas certification.
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What the record establishes
- Occupant and operator of record
- Core42 Holding US LLC[1]as of August 27th, 2026
- Owner of record
- None is listed[1]registry read August 27th, 2026
- Certification effective
- August 20th, 2024[1]
- Core42 legal history
- A Delaware company formerly named G42 Holding U.S. LLC[2]as of July 10th, 2024
- Disclosed supplier agreement
- Power, space, communication, operation and management for a Cerebras computing cluster[2]as of July 10th, 2024
What changes the reading
- The Cerebras agreement proves that the certified company buys managed computing infrastructure. Its facility field is redacted, so assigning that cluster to Independence would turn a corporate relationship into an unsupported location claim.[2]
- The facility name is generic and no public company release, construction filing or local record found in this pass uses it. The registry remains the only direct record of the Texas facility.[1]
Still not public
- The county and street address are not public.
- No owner of record is listed.
- Capacity, square footage and acreage are not public.
- The computing equipment and customer served at this facility are not identified.
- Cooling design and measured water use are not public.
Source trail
- Data Center ListsTexas Comptroller of Public Accounts
- Core42 and Cerebras Amended Statement of WorkU.S. Securities and Exchange Commission
The registry entry for this facility comes from the Texas Comptroller's certified list of data centers holding a sales tax exemption. Owner, occupant and operator are roles in that filing rather than descriptions of who runs the building.