Summer storms cost Denton roughly 60 days of concrete pours, pushing the CoreWeave cluster into 2026
Reporting on the Denton conversion put a number on a delay the record had not held: inclement rain and wind stopped contractors pouring concrete for approximately 60 days over the summer, and an alleged transformer fire at the site may also have contributed.
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