Cipher Odessa Data Center in Texas
Overview
Cipher's Odessa facility is a wholly owned computing site in Ector County. TYPE3’s map data lists Cipher Mining, with a later Cipher Digital rebrand note, as operator and records an operating crypto-mining data center with a 207 MW power field. It also records about 7.2 EH/s of capability and a November 2022 start for Bitcoin production.
Cipher's November 2022 release said mining had commenced at Odessa. It described a long-term fixed-price power contract and said the arrangement could support Bitcoin mining or allow the company to resell power to the market. The same release projected about 267 MW of capacity across Cipher's four Texas data centers in early 2023. That fleet figure does not describe Odessa alone, and it is not a current dispatch reading.
Odessa's facility identity and the November 2022 mining start remain the central historical facts. TYPE3’s 207 MW is facility-specific context, while 7.2 EH/s describes computing capability rather than real-time output. The contract's resale option also does not establish a current dispatch pattern or ERCOT participation status. The operating label is supported historically, but current energized capacity, utilization, ownership naming, and any shift beyond mining need a newer Cipher Digital filing or operations update. The reported verification state remains until that refresh is available.
Questions
When did Cipher Odessa start Bitcoin mining?
Cipher announced the start of Bitcoin-mining operations at Odessa in November 2022.
Is 267 MW the Odessa facility's capacity?
No. The cited release used about 267 MW for Cipher's four-facility Texas fleet expected in early 2023.
What does Cipher Digital mean here?
TYPE3’s map data notes a later 2026 rebrand from Cipher Mining to Cipher Digital. Current corporate naming should be checked against a current source.
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