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title: "Nebius Vineland (DataOne; Nebius; Microsoft capacity buyer), Vineland, New Jersey, US — campus ledger — The AI Compute Race — DRYBURGH · The Compute Economy"
source: https://dryburgh.com/vol1/ledger/nebius-vineland
description: "Nebius Vineland: slipped. 50 MW evidenced, end of August 2026 reading; operations promised by 30 June 2025."
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# Nebius Vineland (DataOne; Nebius; Microsoft capacity buyer), Vineland, New Jersey, US

DataOne (owner); Nebius (operator); Microsoft capacity buyer

Nebius Vineland (DataOne, Nebius and Microsoft capacity buyer; Vineland, New Jersey, US) was promised operations by 30 June 2025; at the end-of-August 2026 reading the public record evidences 50 MW of IT load. The book’s verdict: slipped.

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Announced or estimated (IT load) not on file

Evidenced power (IT load), end of August 2026 50 MW

The book’s verdict Slipped

The ledger’s reading is the end of August 2026: the promises and the states as they stood then. Each row’s evidence carries its own date, printed on it.

The promise and the record, on one line. The book’s verdict: **Slipped**.

- Promised 30 June 2025
- Evidence read 28 August 2026
- Today Nov 2026

## The announcement

**Announced or estimated capacity (IT load):** not on file

**Where the announcement was read:** [nebius.com](https://nebius.com/blog/posts/300-mw-new-jersey-and-iceland-regions)

**When it was read:** 5 March 2025

## The promise

**Promised by:** 30 June 2025

**What was promised:** operations

**Where the promise was read:** [nebius.com](https://nebius.com/blog/posts/300-mw-new-jersey-and-iceland-regions)

## At the close of the record

**Evidenced power (IT load), end of August 2026:** 50 MW

**Where the evidence was read:** [epoch.ai](https://epoch.ai/data/ai-data-centers/directory/microsoft-nebius-new-jersey)

**When it was read:** 28 August 2026

**The book’s verdict:** Slipped

## The book’s note

Up to 300 MW is a facility design figure, not IT, so the row adds nothing to the announced total while its 50 MW is in the energized total. Additional capacity promised by end-Q2 2025; the first 50 MW evidenced 28 Feb 2026, about eight months late (the August 2026 compilation slip 5, original scope ambiguous).

## Also

**Who is involved:**

- owner [DataOne](https://dryburgh.com/vol1/parties/dataone)
- operator [Nebius](https://dryburgh.com/vol1/parties/nebius)
- offtaker [Microsoft](https://dryburgh.com/vol1/parties/microsoft)

## Campuses near it in the ledger

- [Fairwater Wisconsin](https://dryburgh.com/vol1/ledger/fairwater-wisconsin) shares a party
- [Fairwater Atlanta](https://dryburgh.com/vol1/ledger/fairwater-atlanta) shares a party
- [Stargate Norway](https://dryburgh.com/vol1/ledger/stargate-norway) shares a party
- [Stargate UK](https://dryburgh.com/vol1/ledger/stargate-uk) shares a party

## Questions about this campus

**Is Nebius Vineland energized?:** Nebius Vineland (DataOne, Nebius and Microsoft capacity buyer; Vineland, New Jersey, US) was promised operations by 30 June 2025; at the end-of-August 2026 reading the public record evidences 50 MW of IT load. The book’s verdict: slipped.

**When was Nebius Vineland promised to be energized?:** Nebius Vineland was promised operations by 30 June 2025.

**Who is building Nebius Vineland?:** DataOne (owner), Nebius (operator), Microsoft (offtaker).

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