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Riot Platforms — Texas Powered-Land Mining Campuses
Riot Platforms owns and develops large powered sites used for bitcoin mining and data-center leasing. Its Texas portfolio combines land, grid interconnections, substations, and operating compute buildings.
Riot Platforms is a Nasdaq-listed owner and operator of bitcoin mining and digital-infrastructure sites in Texas and Kentucky. Its Rockdale, Texas campus has 700 megawatts of developed capacity across seven buildings using air and immersion cooling. The Corsicana site is planned for up to one gigawatt of developed capacity, with initial buildings energized for mining while later phases support additional compute uses. In January 2026 Riot reported owning and managing more than 1,100 acres and 1.7 gigawatts of power capacity across the two Texas facilities, and it announced an operating data-center lease at Rockdale. The company mines bitcoin for its own account and also evaluates tenant and high-performance-computing uses for its land and electrical infrastructure. Capacity labels include developed, energized, contracted, and planned megawatts, which are not interchangeable. Counterparties considering land, power, hosting, or construction relationships should verify the specific parcel, interconnection status, load availability, cooling design, and permitted use rather than relying on total portfolio figures.

