Sabey Data Centers
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Sabey Data Centers is a privately held colocation and build-to-suit data center developer, owner, and operator headquartered in Tukwila, Washington, running six active multi-tenant campuses across the United States as of 2026: two in Central Washington (Quincy and East Wenatchee), plus Seattle-area Tukwila, New York City, Ashburn, Virginia, and Austin (Round Rock), Texas. The company reports managing more than 3.5 million square feet of data center space and roughly 400 megawatts of capacity, and describes itself as one of the largest privately-owned multi-tenant data center owner/operators in the U.S. Its portfolio spans a distinctive mix of purpose-built suburban/rural power-and-cooling-optimized campuses (leveraging cheap hydropower in Central Washington) and a rare urban vertical retrofit — the 32-story former Verizon telephone building at 375 Pearl Street in Manhattan, converted into SDC Manhattan and opened in 2013. Sabey is also pursuing major new expansion, including a proposed $4 billion, multi-building Decatur Technology Park campus near Indianapolis (approved for zoning in 2026 but not yet built) and early-stage land acquisitions in places like Butte, Montana and Umatilla, Oregon.
Sabey Data Centers has a confirmed data center presence at the following locations:
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Sabey Data Centers Data Center Locations
- New York City, New York, USA SDC Manhattan (375 Pearl Street) PENDING REVIEW
Housed in a converted 32-story former Verizon/NY Telephone building acquired in 2011 and reopened in 2013, it is described as New York City's only purpose-built, standalone data center tower of its kind and features Sabey's patented Mobile Commissioning Units for air-flow and electrical-load testing. - Austin, Texas, USA SDC Austin CARRIER-NEUTRAL PENDING REVIEW
Per Sabey Data Centers's own site: Sabey's site states this Round Rock-area campus offers 603,300 square feet and up to 84 MW of critical IT load across two purpose-built buildings, with a company pledge to reach net-zero carbon emissions by 2029. - Ashburn, Virginia, USA SDC Ashburn PENDING REVIEW
Per Sabey Data Centers's own site: Sabey describes this as a 38-acre campus located in Loudoun County's 'Data Center Alley,' within an hour's drive of Washington, D.C. - East Wenatchee, Washington, USA Intergate.Columbia Building B PENDING REVIEW
This 189,000-square-foot purpose-built building offers cloud on-ramp services from network providers Megaport and PacketFabric. - Quincy, Washington, USA Intergate.Quincy Building C PENDING REVIEW
Built in phases from 2011 to 2014, this building achieved a perfect ENERGY STAR score of 100 in 2015 through measures like mandatory hot-aisle containment and indirect evaporative cooling. - Quincy, Washington, USA Intergate.Quincy Building A TIER III (EQUIVALENT) PENDING REVIEW
This building is described as a Tier III-equivalent data center with concurrently maintainable electrical and mechanical systems. - Tukwila, Washington, USA SDC Seattle (Intergate.East) CARRIER-NEUTRAL PENDING REVIEW
The Seattle-area campus is described as a flagship, carrier-neutral facility with more than 20 major carriers and a direct link to Seattle's Westin Building carrier hotel.
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Common Questions
How many data center campuses does Sabey Data Centers currently operate?
As of 2026, Sabey's own materials describe six active campuses: Quincy, WA; East Wenatchee, WA (Intergate.Columbia); Tukwila/Seattle, WA (SDC Seattle); New York City (SDC Manhattan); Ashburn, VA; and Austin (Round Rock), TX.
Does Sabey Data Centers sell cloud services or only physical space?
Sabey sells physical infrastructure products — colocation, powered shell, and build-to-suit data centers — rather than cloud compute services consumed remotely; customers deploy their own IT equipment into Sabey-built and operated space.
What is the SDC Manhattan facility and why is it unusual for Sabey?
SDC Manhattan, at 375 Pearl Street, is a converted 32-story former Verizon/NY Telephone building that Sabey acquired in 2011 and retrofitted into an urban data center, opening in 2013 — a very different building type from Sabey's typical low-rise suburban campuses.
Is Sabey building any facilities specifically for AI workloads?
Sabey's proposed Decatur Technology Park near Indianapolis has been described as a roughly $4 billion campus intended to support high-density computing and AI workloads, but as of 2026 this project had been approved for zoning and had not yet broken ground, so it is not yet an operating facility.
Does Sabey Data Centers offer colocation services?
Yes — we've identified 7 facilities where Sabey Data Centers may offer colocation services. Please contact Sabey Data Centers directly to confirm current availability and terms.
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