Vantage Data Centers

In January 2019 Vantage announced it acquired 50 acres outside Phoenix in Goodyear, Arizona, to build a 160MW mega-scale data center campus. Construction began in early 2019, with the first 32MW phase coming online in 2022.

Vantage Data Centers is planning a 1.7M SF data center complex on Riverside Parkway in Douglasville, Atlanta.

• Two (3) 50 MW dedicated substations on-site
• 45 MW of critical IT load operational

Located on 134 acres, the campus will feature seven multi-story facilities with 288MW of capacity across more than 2 million square feet.

Vantage acquired the land in August 2023 and has not yet announced construction

The first phase, scheduled for delivery in 2021, will include 8MW of IT capacity

Vantage started to build a new data center at 14720 Omicron Drive, San Antonio, TX. The data center, which will span 242,667 sq ft (22,545 sqm) of floorspace, will be a two-story building with a total capacity of 32MW.

Located in Sagamihara, the Tokyo campus will be comprised of 300,000 square feet (28,000 square meters) and will feature three multi-story, earthquake resistant facilities.

The first phase of the campus was completed in Q1 of 2019. The phase will consist of a 24MW capacity building, with 6MW of critical IT load fully operational on day one.

Covering a total floor space of more than 42,000 square feet spread over 4 floors, the PCCW data center was opened in 2013.

The site use to be called 4degrees Montréal before being acquired by Vantage in December 2019. The Montréal centre is now connected to the Québec City centre via Videotron’s fibre optic network.

Vantage operates a 68-acre campus with three large data centers.

The Vantage's long-term plan calls for four data center buildings totaling 560,000 square feet and 55 megawatts of critical load.