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# Goodnight

Facility record `fac-epoch-goodnight` — data source: epoch-ai (https://epoch.ai/data/data-centers); authority tier 2; contains estimated values (is_estimated: true)

| Field | Value |
| --- | --- |
| Type | ai training |
| Status | under_construction |
| Location | Claude, Texas, US (35.016944, -101.311944) |
| Power capacity | not published MW |
| IT load | not published |
| GPU count | not published |
| Peak PFLOPS (FP16) | not published |
| Owner | Google |
| Operator | Google |
| Announced | not published |
| Operational | not published |

Crusoe's Goodnight data center is notable for a major mid-flight change in design. It was originally designed in 2024 for seven X-shaped buildings that closely mirror the first eight buildings of the OpenAI Stargate Abilene data center (also built by Crusoe). This was revised in 2025 to 6 buildings, with Buildings 3-6 using a simple rectangle shape.

Given the structural similarities to Abilene, it is plausible it is equipped with NVIDIA chips. Google is a potential user, based on reporting that

## Data-quality flags

- source_url_contains_claim_verified

## Cite

> Scrutica, "Goodnight" (facility record), https://scrutica.com/facilities/fac-epoch-goodnight; data source: epoch-ai; accessed 2026-07-27.

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