AI-infrastructure operator WhiteFiber began customer deployment and initial billing at its NC-1 U.S. data-center campus in August.

An investor presentation filed by Bit Digital, Inc. (BTBT) on September 9 states that WhiteFiber’s NC-1 campus entered active customer deployment in August 2026 and initial billing had commenced. The filed presentation establishes that the company disclosed this operating milestone; it does not independently verify delivery of the campus’s full planned capacity.

The presentation says NC-1 was acquired in May 2025, with Phases 1 and 2 contracted. Its anchor agreement with Nscale, dated December 2025 in the company timeline, covers 40 megawatts of information-technology (IT) load for 10 years, with approximately $865 million in total contract value (TCV).

The company describes NC-1’s planned capacity as at least 99.0 gross megawatts by May 2029, with additional expansion potentially available. The 40-megawatt IT-load contract and 99.0-gross-megawatt campus plan have different scopes and should not be treated as interchangeable operating-capacity figures.

Across the platform, the deck lists approximately 11 megawatts online in 2025, approximately 70 megawatts targeted online by the end of 2026, and an approximately 1.5-gigawatt pipeline, explicitly defined as sites for sale and under management evaluation. It also lists MTL-1 at 4.0 megawatts, MTL-3 at 7.0 megawatts, and MTL-2 at 5.0 megawatts, with MTL-2 commercial operation expected near fiscal year-end; MTL-3 became operational in October 2025 after a Cerebras facility delivery described as taking approximately six months.