QumulusAI Denton Modular Data Center

QumulusAI Denton is a planned data-center project in Denton County, Texas. TYPE3’s map data lists QumulusAI as operator, marks the site announced, and describes a modular facility intended for AI and cryptomining services, with up to eight modules and an estimated 20 MW capacity. Current public evidence provides a city-permit and company-filing trail for the project.

Community Impact reported in May 2026 that Denton officials had approved a specific-use permit for Qumulus AI to construct and operate a new data center on leased city land near Western Boulevard and Jim Christal Road. QumulusAI’s 2026 SEC filing separately says the company had been working since 2025 to develop a 20 MW data center in Texas. The filing describes the capacity as part of the company’s development path, not as current energized IT load. Those sources corroborate a planned Denton project and its broad AI-infrastructure direction, but they do not establish that all eight modules are built or that 20 MW is online.

The permit records authorization to develop and operate; it does not establish completed construction or live compute service. The Western Boulevard and Jim Christal Road location distinguishes this project from Core Scientific’s Denton facility. The 20 MW figure remains planned capacity, while current load is unknown. A construction record, utility filing, or QumulusAI update would extend the status trail beyond the present reported phase.