July 1, 2026 is an unverified legacy tracker timeline anchor, not an operator-published opening day. Stage is supported separately by the cited evidence.[1]
U-M explicitly places its research computing center in planning/design, with late-2027 construction and initial operations in 2030. Proposed applies to the planned center. The university states USD1.25bn total investment; the USD100m state grant is only one contribution. The planned initial 50MW and eventual 100MW are demand rather than generation. The July 2026 tracker date is not an opening.
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