EdgeCore Digital Infrastructure announced a key milestone: the expansion of its data center campus in Mesa, Arizona.
Through the acquisition of an additional 43.87 acres of land adjacent to its current site, the campus will deliver 450 MW+ of capacity, more than doubling the buildable acreage.
Key highlights include:
Offers affordable utility power: Through Salt River Project (SRP), power is available at EdgeCore’s current operational data center. Power will be delivered to the two buildings under construction upon completion in 2025 and 2026.
Promotes water conservation: The campus requires nearly no water due to EdgeCore’s air-cooled design and ultra-efficient closed-loop chilled water system. Native landscaping also promotes water conservation.
Prioritizes sustainability: The campus was designed to meet specific environmental standards, including LEED and Zero Waste International Alliance’s zero waste hierarchy through EdgeCore’s waste management program.
Meets AI and hyperscaler needs: Data center space will fulfill hyperscale customer needs for AI and cloud capacity, while tax incentives through the state deliver 20 years of cost savings for customers.
EdgeCore Digital Infrastructure, a wholesale data center developer, owner and operator, announced the acquisition of an additional 43.87 acres of land in Mesa, Arizona and expanded data center capacity designed to deliver 450 MW+ to its hyperscale customers.
This new parcel of land more than doubles the buildable acreage EdgeCore controls in Mesa.
Affordable power via Salt River Project (SRP) is already available at EdgeCore’s first Mesa campus for its operational data center and is slated for delivery to the two buildings currently under construction upon their completion in 2025 and 2026.
Understanding that water scarcity is a serious issue in Arizona, EdgeCore has implemented an air-cooled design in its Mesa data centers, including an ultra-efficient closed-loop chilled water system, which requires nearly no water to recharge its effectiveness. Additionally, EdgeCore’s Mesa campus:
Was designed to meet LEED BD+C v4 Silver standards
Utilizes a waste management program that aligns with the Zero Waste International Alliance’s zero waste hierarchy and is intended to reduce waste disposed of in landfills
Incorporates native Southwestern landscaping a …
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