Global data center developer and operator STACK Infrastructure has announced the opening of its expanded 100MW, SVY01 facility in Silicon Valley, in San Jose. One of the biggest and most sought-after data center marketplaces in the world will receive critical capacity and scale from this 60MW data center expansion.
With the addition of two data centers, an advanced manufacturing plant, and a parking building, the campus now spans 19 acres and has a capacity of 100MW. The Silicon Valley facility accommodates multiple cooling options to address the increasing need for high-density workloads and cloud infrastructure deployments.
According to Matt VanderZanden, Chief Operating Officer of STACK Americas, “This expansion stands as an example of STACK’s dedication to building lasting local partnerships and stimulating overall community growth. Our goal of contributing to a broad-based, sustainable economic future is paramount, and we must deliver responsibly scaled services to our clients while positively impacting the region.”
To create new power infrastructure in the Silicon Valley region and support a more reliable, secure, and scalable grid for both public and private usage, STACK is also actively working with PG&E.
Pacific Gas and Electric Company (PG&E) is a utility company based in San Francisco, California. It provides natural gas and electricity to most of the northern two-thirds of California, serving approximately 16 million people over a 70,000-square-mile service area.
“In a time when technology permeates every aspect of our lives, the demand for data storage is rising quickly. The decision of STACK to extend its operations in North San Jose excites me much,” said David Cohen, Councilmember for San Jose District 4. “I am especially excited about STACK’s commitment to environmental responsibility in the building of this site, and I thank STACK for their excellent collaboration. Their emphasis on ecologically friendly methods is admirable and sets a good example for others to follow. These principles are very similar to those of San Jose.”
Current and Upcoming STACK Facilities
With 4.0+GW of built or under development and 2.5+GW of planned and potential development across the Americas, EMEA, and APAC, STACK Infrastructure offers a comprehensive portfolio of data center solutions. The portfolio includes multi-hundred-megawatt campus developments across 23 major data center markets, such as:
- A 48-megawatt STACK data center in Santa Clara, which features immediately available shell space powered by an onsite substation with rare, contracted capacity
- A 19-acre, 56 MW Toronto facility with a 48 MW expansion capability and an 8 MW data center that is now operational is backed by committed electricity
- A 48 MW build-to-suit opportunity with lots of power and connectivity available in the Dallas/Fort Worth region
- The 55-acre A200MW facility in Portland, which has 24MW of committed power and available capacity
- A 58 MW STACK data center facility in New Albany, Ohio, offering potential for build-to-suit growth and instantly accessible capacity
- A 250MW data center facility with five buildings in Central Phoenix that is proposed, along with a dedicated on-site substation
- A purposefully placed data center campus with three planned buildings and 72MW of capacity in Osaka, Japan
- An 18MW STACK data center is being developed on a 30MW data center site in Stockholm
