Switch

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Switch, Inc. is a US-based data center operator best known for its SUPERNAP-branded colocation campuses, which it sells to enterprises, cloud providers, and hyperscalers as physical rack, cage, and wholesale suite space rather than as a remote cloud service. As of 2025, the company described itself as operating five exascale U.S. campuses spanning Las Vegas and Tahoe Reno, Nevada; Grand Rapids, Michigan; Atlanta, Georgia; and Austin, Texas, plus international SUPERNAP-licensed facilities in Milan, Italy and Chonburi Province (Bangkok), Thailand. Switch was founded in 2000 by Rob Roy, who has built the company’s reputation around self-certified “Tier 5 Platinum” designs and Uptime Institute Tier IV Gold ratings, and the firm went private in a roughly $11 billion DigitalBridge/IFM Investors acquisition completed in 2022. In 2025 Switch began building purpose-built “EVO AI Factories” — high-density, liquid-cooled chambers rated to cool more than 2MW per cabinet — across its five domestic campuses to support next-generation Nvidia-class GPU deployments, marking a significant push from traditional colocation density into AI-specific infrastructure.

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Switch has been rolling out "EVO AI Factories" across all five of its U.S. exascale campuses (Las Vegas, Tahoe Reno, Grand Rapids, Atlanta, and Austin) as of 2025, using a hybrid air-and-liquid cooling design it calls the EVO Chamber. Each EVO Chamber is engineered to power and cool more than 2MW per cabinet, using five separate fluidic cooling pathways, a huge jump from the roughly 20kW-per-rack norm of legacy colocation, and is built to align with Nvidia's DGX and MGX hardware roadmaps. The company also uses an "AI Factory Digital Twin" — a 3D-simulated model of the facilities — to plan and configure deployments before physical build-out.

Common Questions

Does Switch offer AI/GPU-optimized data center infrastructure?

Yes. Switch has been constructing "EVO AI Factories" at all five of its U.S. campuses (Las Vegas, Tahoe Reno, Grand Rapids, Atlanta, and Austin), using a hybrid air- and liquid-to-chip cooling design engineered to cool over 2MW per cabinet for high-density GPU workloads aligned with Nvidia's DGX and MGX roadmaps.

Is Switch a public or private company?

Switch was a publicly traded company (NYSE: SWCH) but was taken private at the end of 2022 when DigitalBridge and IFM Investors acquired it for approximately $11 billion.

Does Switch operate outside the United States?

Yes, through its SUPERNAP International joint venture with the ACDC fund (Orascom TMT Investments and Accelero Capital), Switch-designed campuses operate in Siziano, near Milan, Italy, and in Chonburi Province near Bangkok, Thailand.

How did Switch enter the Texas market?

Switch entered Texas in 2021 by acquiring colocation provider Data Foundry for $420 million, gaining existing data centers in Austin and Houston and launching what it called its "Fifth Prime" campus region.

Does Switch offer colocation services?

Switch is classified as a colocation provider among other services it offers — we can't confirm which specific facilities provide colocation services. Please contact Switch directly to confirm colocation availability.

Does Switch offer cloud services?

Switch is classified as a cloud provider among other services it offers — we can't confirm which specific facilities provide cloud services. Please contact Switch directly to confirm cloud availability.

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