Switch
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Switch, Inc. is a Las Vegas-based colocation and data center operator best known for its SUPERNAP-brand facilities, which it markets under a proprietary “Tier 5 Platinum” design standard rather than standard industry tiering. As of 2026, the company runs large multi-building campuses it calls “PRIMES” in Las Vegas and Tahoe-Reno, Nevada; Grand Rapids, Michigan; and Atlanta (Lithia Springs), Georgia, plus a growing Texas footprint around Austin, Houston and Round Rock built partly through its 2021 acquisition of Data Foundry. Switch also expanded internationally through a joint venture, SUPERNAP International, which built a data center in Milan, Italy and one in Chonburi (near Bangkok), Thailand — though the Thailand facility was sold to China Mobile in 2025. Founded in 2000 by Rob Roy, Switch went public in 2017, was taken private in a $11 billion 2022 deal by DigitalBridge and IFM Investors, and has since been expanding aggressively into AI/GPU-hosting facilities near its existing Las Vegas cluster.
Switch has a confirmed data center presence at the following locations:
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Switch Data Center Locations
- Siziano, Italy SUPERNAP Italia TIER IV CARRIER-NEUTRAL PENDING REVIEW
SUPERNAP Italia was Switch's first international deployment, opening in December 2016 as, at the time, likely Italy's largest data center at 452,000 square feet. - Lithia Springs, Georgia, USA The Keep Campus CARRIER-NEUTRAL PENDING REVIEW
The Keep Campus is planned to expand to over 1 million square feet of data center space with a multi-gigawatt-capable expansion campus, according to local Atlanta press coverage. - Grand Rapids, Michigan, USA Grand Rapids Campus (The Pyramid) CARRIER-NEUTRAL PENDING REVIEW
The Grand Rapids campus is built around the Switch Pyramid, a landmark repurposed pyramid-shaped structure that has become one of the most visually distinctive data center buildings in the country. - Las Vegas, Nevada, USA Core Campus TIER IV GOLD CARRIER-NEUTRAL PENDING REVIEW
The Core Campus in Las Vegas has grown into a sprawling multi-building complex that Switch says will eventually reach roughly 495MW of power upon full build-out. - Sparks, Nevada, USA The Citadel Campus (Tahoe Reno) TIER IV GOLD CARRIER-NEUTRAL PENDING REVIEW
Upon completion the Tahoe Reno campus was projected to become the largest data center campus in the world at 6.4 million square feet. - Austin, Texas, USA Austin 1 Data Center PENDING REVIEW
Austin 1 has been operated since 2003 and sits on the former Data Foundry Disaster Recovery Campus that Switch acquired in 2021. - Houston, Texas, USA Houston 1 Data Center PENDING REVIEW
Houston 1 came to Switch through its $420 million 2021 acquisition of Data Foundry, which also gave Switch land to expand around the site. - Round Rock, Texas, USA The Rock Campus PENDING REVIEW
The Rock is a 1.5 million square foot campus being built directly adjacent to Dell Technologies' global headquarters in Round Rock, first approved by the local council in 2021. - Chonburi, Thailand SUPERNAP Thailand (Bangkok 1) TIER IV GOLD CARRIER-NEUTRAL PENDING REVIEW
SUPERNAP Thailand opened in 2017 as the country's largest data center and the first Tier IV Gold-certified facility in Asia, built on a site chosen for being 110 meters above sea level and outside Bangkok's flood zone.
⚠ This facility has been reported as closed, sold, or vacated by its tenant, and hasn't been independently re-verified since. Please contact Switch directly to confirm current availability.
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Common Questions
What are Switch's main data center campuses called?
Switch calls its largest campuses "PRIMES," and as of 2026 these are located in Las Vegas and Tahoe-Reno, Nevada; Grand Rapids, Michigan; Atlanta, Georgia; and Austin, Texas.
Is Switch building AI-specific infrastructure?
Switch's chief strategy officer told the Las Vegas Review-Journal that the company is developing new, smaller, higher-density buildings near its existing Las Vegas cluster specifically to host AI hardware, though the buildings had not yet been given specific names or completed construction as of mid-2026.
Did Switch always own its Thailand data center?
No — the Chonburi, Thailand facility was originally built by SUPERNAP International, a joint venture involving Switch, but China Mobile completed an acquisition of SUPERNAP Thailand on March 18, 2025.
How did Switch enter the Texas market?
Switch entered Texas in 2021 by acquiring Data Foundry for $420 million, gaining existing data centers in Austin and Houston, and then built a new, much larger campus called "The Rock" adjacent to Dell's headquarters in Round Rock.
Does Switch offer colocation services?
Yes — we've identified 9 facilities where Switch may offer colocation services. Please contact Switch directly to confirm current availability and terms.
Does Switch offer cloud services?
We haven't confirmed cloud services for Switch yet — this isn't a definitive no, since our research can miss things. Please contact Switch directly to confirm cloud availability.
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