Prime Data Centers
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Prime Data Centers is a privately held, founder-owned developer, owner, and operator of hyperscale and wholesale data centers, building single-tenant and multi-tenant facilities ranging from single data halls (3-12 MW) up to full campuses (100+ MW) for cloud providers, AI firms, and large enterprises. As of 2026 the company reports roughly four gigawatts of operational and planned capacity concentrated in Chicago, Dallas/Fort Worth, Los Angeles, Phoenix, Silicon Valley, Sacramento, and Austin in the US, plus Frankfurt, Berlin, Madrid, and the Nordics (including a large planned Esbjerg, Denmark campus) in Europe. Founded in 2017 and headquartered in Dallas, Texas, Prime has increasingly positioned itself around AI infrastructure, delivering purpose-built, GPU-optimized data halls — most notably its LAX01 campus in Vernon, California, where it partnered with Lambda to deploy NVIDIA Blackwell infrastructure. The company differentiates itself through flexible financial structures (joint ventures, sale-leasebacks, and traditional leases) and closed-loop, low-water cooling systems across many of its newer campuses.
Prime Data Centers has a confirmed data center presence at the following locations:
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Prime Data Centers Data Center Locations
- Esbjerg, Denmark Esbjerg campus PENDING REVIEW
The planned Esbjerg campus targets 550MW of total IT capacity, one of the largest single projects announced by Prime, with a first phase investment of roughly €2 billion. - Berlin, Berlin, Germany Berlin data center (planned) PENDING REVIEW
- Frankfurt, Hesse, Germany Frankfurt data center PENDING REVIEW
Per Prime Data Centers's own site: Prime states its Frankfurt data center will deliver 80 megawatts of critical power capacity via a three-story facility designed to achieve DGNB Gold sustainability certification. - Alcobendas, Spain MAD01-01 (Calle de la Pedriza 1) PENDING REVIEW
The site was chosen for being part of Alcobendas, which accounts for 41 percent of Spain's live colocation power consumption, positioning it as Madrid's largest planned data center by capacity. - Avondale, Arizona, USA PHX01-01 CARRIER-NEUTRAL PENDING REVIEW
PHX01-01 has been secured by an undisclosed leading hyperscaler and is designed to support single- or multi-tenant hyperscale deployments. - Avondale, Arizona, USA PHX01-02 CARRIER-NEUTRAL PENDING REVIEW
Per Prime Data Centers's own site: Prime's Phoenix location page lists PHX01-02 at 3704 S. Avondale Blvd as a 48MW, 267,000 sq ft hyperscale building, currently leased. - Avondale, Arizona, USA PHX01-03 CARRIER-NEUTRAL PENDING REVIEW
Per Prime Data Centers's own site: Prime's Phoenix location page lists PHX01-03 at 3708 S. Avondale Blvd as a 48MW, 267,000 sq ft hyperscale building, currently leased. - Avondale, Arizona, USA PHX01-04 CARRIER-NEUTRAL PENDING REVIEW
Per Prime Data Centers's own site: Prime's Phoenix location page lists PHX01-04 at 3712 S. Avondale Blvd as a 48MW, 267,000 sq ft hyperscale building, currently available. - Avondale, Arizona, USA PHX01-05 CARRIER-NEUTRAL PENDING REVIEW
Per Prime Data Centers's own site: Prime's Phoenix location page lists PHX01-05 at 3716 S. Avondale Blvd, the fifth planned building of the campus. - McClellan Park, California, USA SMF01-01 (2407 AK Street) PENDING REVIEW
SMF01-01 was ranked among the top 25 percent of buildings nationwide for energy efficiency, according to Prime's own announcements. - McClellan Park, California, USA SMF02 (near 2408 AK Street) PENDING REVIEW
SMF02, groundbreaking in May 2026, is explicitly positioned by Prime as a response to customer demand for AI and high-performance computing workloads at scale. - Vernon, California, USA LAX01-01 CARRIER-NEUTRAL PENDING REVIEW
This building is described as Vernon's first AI-ready data center and hosts a flagship NVIDIA Blackwell GPU deployment for Lambda's AI cloud platform. - San Jose, California, USA SJC06 (6580 Via Del Oro) TIER 3 PENDING REVIEW
The facility sits less than a mile from the 11 Great Oaks Internet Exchange Point, giving tenants direct proximity to a major Silicon Valley peering hub. - Santa Clara, California, USA SJC04 (1231 Comstock Street) PENDING REVIEW
This four-story facility is designed to support rack densities from 4.5 to 30kW while targeting an aggressive sub-1.25 PUE. - Santa Clara, California, USA SJC02 (1111 Comstock Street) PENDING REVIEW
- Santa Clara, California, USA 2225/2215 Martin Avenue (planned) PENDING REVIEW
- Elk Grove Village, Illinois, USA ORD01-01 (Prime Chicago Building 1) TIER 3 PENDING REVIEW
ORD-01 was Prime's first data center outside California and its first in Illinois, marking the start of the company's national expansion beyond its home state. - Maxwell, Texas, USA AUS01 (Lockhart campus) PENDING REVIEW
The Lockhart-area campus was tied to a project previously known internally as "Project Snow" before Prime's involvement was publicly confirmed. - Maxwell, Texas, USA AUS02 (Lockhart campus) PENDING REVIEW
- Benbrook, Texas, USA DFW04 campus PENDING REVIEW
This is a $1.6 billion, three-building campus near Benbrook slated for completion around 2026. - Dallas, Texas, USA DFW01-01 (1515 Round Table Drive) TIER 3 PENDING REVIEW
This building was originally a Carrier-1 facility built in 2014, later acquired and repurposed by Prime after passing through VPLS/Evocative ownership. - Dallas, Texas, USA DFW01-02 (1455 Round Table Drive) PENDING REVIEW
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Common Questions
Does Prime Data Centers have AI-specific GPU infrastructure?
Yes. At its LAX01 campus in Vernon, California, Prime partnered with Lambda in November 2025 to deploy high-density NVIDIA Blackwell GPU infrastructure across a portion of the facility's 33 MW and six data halls, explicitly described as delivering 'complete AI factories' with air or liquid cooling for large-scale AI training and inference.
Where is Prime Data Centers headquartered?
Prime Data Centers is headquartered in Dallas, Texas, at 400 North Ervay Street, though some directories also list an earlier San Francisco, California headquarters address.
What is Prime's largest data center campus?
As of 2026, Prime's Phoenix-area campus (PHX01) in Avondale, Arizona, is one of its largest, planned at 1.3 million square feet and 240 MW of critical power across five hyperscale buildings, part of a reported $3 billion investment.
Is Prime Data Centers expanding into Europe?
Yes. Prime has announced European developments in Frankfurt and Berlin, Germany, Madrid, Spain (Alcobendas), and a large planned 550 MW campus in Esbjerg, Denmark, with the first phase representing an estimated €2 billion investment.
Does Prime Data Centers offer colocation services?
Yes — we've identified 22 facilities where Prime Data Centers may offer colocation services. Please contact Prime Data Centers directly to confirm current availability and terms.
Does Prime Data Centers offer cloud services?
We haven't confirmed cloud services for Prime Data Centers yet — this isn't a definitive no, since our research can miss things. Please contact Prime Data Centers directly to confirm cloud availability.
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