MARA Garden City Facility in Texas
Overview
MARA Holdings' Garden City facility is a Bitcoin-mining data center in Glasscock County, Texas. TYPE3’s map data identifies MARA Holdings, formerly Marathon Digital, as operator and records the site as operating with a 200 MW power field. It also notes that Applied Digital built and energized the facility in 2023 before MARA closed its acquisition on April 2, 2024, for $87.3 million.
In the acquisition announcement, Marathon described Garden City as a 200 MW nameplate-capacity data center adjacent to a wind farm. It also said the purchase provided another 100 MW in which the company could expand and discussed a broader portfolio expected to reach 1.1 GW after anticipated expansion. Those portfolio and expansion figures stay separate from the facility's current-load field, and the wind-farm description does not provide a measured renewable share.
The main capacity label is “200 MW nameplate capacity.” The available source does not establish current energized load, installed mining hardware, utilization, or the share of electricity supplied by the adjacent wind farm. The 2023 build-and-energize timeline and 2024 ownership change are useful historical anchors, while a current MARA filing can establish whether the capacity or operating profile has changed. The $87.3 million acquisition price remains transaction history, not evidence about facility scale.
Questions
How large is MARA's Garden City facility?
MARA described it as a 200 MW nameplate-capacity Bitcoin-mining data center.
Who owned Garden City before MARA?
Applied Digital owned the facility before MARA closed its acquisition in April 2024.
Is 200 MW the site's current power consumption?
No. It is nameplate capacity. Current energized load and utilization require separate evidence.
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