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IREN

Vertically integrated data center and AI cloud operator (formerly Iris Energy) delivering NVIDIA GB300 NVL72 capacity to Microsoft at its Childress, Texas campus.

Systems this company appears in

Systems
3
Aggregate Rmax
0.0 GFlop/s
systems it appears in
Aggregate power
0 kW
where disclosed
First appearance
2026-06-04
Most recent
2026-08
Concentration
-
largest is IREN Childress Horizons 1-4 (Microsoft)

Aggregate Rmax is the sum of the systems this company supplies any part of. It is not revenue and not attributable share: an integrator and a memory vendor in the same machine both count its full FLOPS here. Attribution weighted by role is Phase 4.

Role breakdown

Role Systems Rmax in those systems
Integrator 2 0.0 GFlop/s
Cooling 1 0.0 GFlop/s

Appearances

System Supplied as Shipped under Rmax Rank
IREN Childress Horizons 1-4 (Microsoft)
USA · 2026-08
Cooling IREN - unranked
IREN Sweetwater Hub
USA ·
Integrator IREN - unranked
IREN Bundey Campus
Australia ·
Integrator IREN - unranked

AI datacenters operated

SystemStatusAcceleratorsStated power (MW)
IREN Childress Horizons 1-4 (Microsoft) operational - 750
IREN Sweetwater Hub under construction 700,000 2,000
IREN Bundey Campus planned - 800

Figures come from the AI datacenter metrics; blank means none recorded.

Compute deals

DateRoleCounterpartyTypeMWValue ($bn)Source
2025-11-03 Seller Microsoft Cloud contract 200 9.7 sec.govsec.gov

Headline values are as announced and are not additive. See all compute deals.

Sites operated

Site Location Cooling Commissioned
IREN Childress Campus Childress, TX, USA Direct-to-chip liquid cooling 2026
Sweetwater Hub Site (TX) Sweetwater, TX, USA - -

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