South of Dallas, Corsicana hosts one of the largest bitcoin mining campuses in the world, now shifting to AI, and more developers are lining up behind it. The water comes from Navarro Mills Lake.
Compiled by Grail Systems from news reports and public records. Checked Oct 31, 2026. Corrections welcome.
Riot Platforms' campus, which ERCOT approved for 1 GW, the first 1 GW load it approved. About 400 MW is built on 858 acres. AMD leases 50 MW for AI computing. The City of Corsicana said in 2022 that Riot's water would come from Navarro Mills Lake; Riot has never published how much.
Listed at 600 MW by a public tracker.
A small 3 MW edge site near Rice.
Residents formed a Facebook group of more than 500 members and started a petition against the mine.
The campus grows to 858 acres.
AMD doubles its lease at Corsicana to 50 MW.
The same site, power and water can switch uses. Agreements should require a new hearing for any change in use.
Navarro Mills Lake water is contracted through the Trinity River Authority. Drought restrictions have been triggered before.
Once one big load arrives, powered-land developers follow.
Data Center Dynamics; Riot Platforms releases; Greenpeace USA research; Tech Xplore / Dallas Morning News (2022); Baxtel; Trinity River Authority; More Than Just Parks tracker.