Data Center Campus
Takanock: Project Eagle Campus
Takanock's planned three-building data center campus near Luke Air Force Base, west of Phoenix, powered by an on-site natural gas plant.
Campus at a Glance
Takanock is developing three data centers as Project Eagle on about 160 acres near Litchfield Road and Olive Avenue, about 15 miles west of Phoenix. Montera Infrastructure, Stonepeak's data center platform, co-develops the project, and DigitalBridge and ArcLight back Takanock. An on-site natural gas plant with 18 turbines will power the campus, and a future APS substation will connect it to the grid. Glendale annexed and rezoned the site in October 2026, and the city expects the first building to open in 2028.
The neighboring Luke Air Force Base is a Superfund site because of historical soil and groundwater contamination. The project must meet the base's standards, including limits on turbine emissions. EPCOR will provide water and sewer service. The developers expect about 1,000 construction jobs and 200 permanent jobs.
Buildings
Sites on this Campus
| Site | Operator | Status | Operational | Building Size | Built |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Takanock: Project Eagle Bldg1 | Takanock |
Planned
|
— | — | 2028 |
| Takanock: Project Eagle Bldg2 | Takanock |
Planned
|
— | — | 2030 |
| Takanock: Project Eagle Bldg3 | Takanock |
Planned
|
— | — | 2031 |
Map and Nearby Locations
Takanock: Project Eagle Campus Power Growth Over Time
Campus Photos
Developer
Founded in early 2023, Takanock is a stealth-mode company focused on solving the looming power shortage in the data center industry. Takanock has developed a patent-pending data center design, enabling utilization of backup generators as flexible grid resources without jeopardizing reliability during periods of grid outages.
To help encourage the adoption of the Takanock design, has evolved into a "tip-of-the-spear" data center developer. Since the beginning of 2024, Takanock has assembled a portfolio of sites across the United States and is in the process of permitting and entitling these sites for use as data centers. Once shovel-ready, Takanock will sell these sites to data center operators looking to build, own and operate the next generation of digital infrastructure.
