H5: Quincy I Data Center

Distance	Site	About
0.26 miles	Vantage WA13
0.29 miles	Vantage WA12
0.31 miles	Vantage WA11
0.40 miles	H5: Quincy III	H5 Quincy III is Yahoo's 2017 Project Genesis Computing Coop building at 1500 M Street NE on H5's Quincy campus in Quincy, Washington.
0.45 miles	Sabey: Intergate.Quincy (Building B)
0.47 miles	Sabey: Intergate.Quincy (Building C)	Intergate.Quincy is a 525,000 square foot data center five building campus in Central Washington. Like Intergate. Columbia, Intergate.Quincy offers the advantage of low power rates, close proximity to the region’s power grid, and a mild climate ideal for efficient, evaporative cooling.
0.53 miles	Sabey: Intergate.Quincy (Building A)
0.58 miles	H5: Quincy II	H5 Quincy II is Yahoo's original Quincy data center complex at 1305 Intermodal Way NE: a 2007 chilled-water hall building plus Yahoo Computing Coop buildings added in 2011 and 2013.
0.59 miles	Sabey: Intergate.Quincy (Building E)
0.61 miles	Sabey: Intergate.Quincy (Building D)
2.06 miles	Global ValleyInterested in this information?Contact us	CO7 is a small hall that Microsoft built in 2021-2022 in the northeast corner of its Columbia campus in Quincy, backed by a 1.5 MWe primary generator and a reserve unit.
2.07 miles	North PlazaInterested in this information?Contact us	CO9 is a two-level building on Microsoft's Columbia campus in Quincy. Microsoft built it in 2011-2012 as CO3.1 and rebuilt it in 2022-2024 for telecommunications use.
2.08 miles	Prime CampusInterested in this information?Contact us	CO3.2 is the middle building of the CO3 group, which Microsoft built in 2010-2011 with Generation 4 ITPAC halls on its Columbia campus in Quincy.
2.10 miles	Prime PointInterested in this information?Contact us	CO3.3 is the south building of the CO3 group, which Microsoft built in 2010-2011 on its Columbia campus in Quincy.
2.16 miles	Core PointInterested in this information?Contact us	CO1 is the east half of the original 470,000 sq ft Columbia building, Microsoft's first data center in Quincy. Its five data halls are backed by 12 Caterpillar 3516C 2.5 MWe diesel generators.
2.24 miles	Point UltraInterested in this information?Contact us	CO8 is a small hall that Microsoft built in 2021-2022 at the east end of the CO4 module row on its Columbia campus in Quincy, backed by a 1.5 MWe primary generator and a reserve unit.
2.25 miles	Park PrimeInterested in this information?Contact us	CO2 is the west half of the original 470,000 sq ft Columbia building on Microsoft's first Quincy campus. Its five data halls are backed by 12 Caterpillar 3516C 2.5 MWe diesel generators.
2.25 miles	NTT Data Quincy	The data center was first built by Dell in 2012. Subsequently sold to NTT Data in the Perot services deal.
2.26 miles	North PlazaInterested in this information?Contact us	CO6 is a hall that Microsoft built in 2019-2021 along the south face of CO2 on its Columbia campus in Quincy, backed by five Caterpillar 3516C 2.5 MWe generators.
2.31 miles	Plaza MaxInterested in this information?Contact us	CO5 is a row of open-air modules on Microsoft's Columbia campus in Quincy, built in 2016-2018 and run without backup generators.
2.34 miles	TowerInterested in this information?Contact us	CO4 is a row of open-air Generation 4 modules on Microsoft's Columbia campus in Quincy, built in 2013-2015 and run without backup generators.
2.42 miles	CyrusOne Quincy	CyrusOne acquired this 45-acre plot of land in Quincy in 2016, and started construction in early 2023.
3.07 miles	Ridge TwoInterested in this information?Contact us	This facility is a part of Microsoft's MWH Data Center Campus in Quincy.
3.08 miles	StationInterested in this information?Contact us	This facility is a part of Microsoft's MWH Data Center Campus in Quincy.
3.14 miles	ThreeInterested in this information?Contact us	MWH01 AZ-A is one of four first-phase AZ halls on Microsoft's MWH campus in Quincy, backed by four Caterpillar 3516C 2.5 MWe generators plus one reserve unit.
3.15 miles	Global ValleyInterested in this information?Contact us	This facility is a part of Microsoft's MWH Data Center Campus in Quincy.
3.16 miles	Global CenterInterested in this information?Contact us	This facility is a part of Microsoft's MWH Data Center Campus in Quincy.
3.17 miles	Valley ThreeInterested in this information?Contact us	This facility is a part of Microsoft's MWH Data Center Campus in Quincy.
3.26 miles	Park PlusInterested in this information?Contact us	This facility is a part of Microsoft's MWH Data Center Campus in Quincy.
3.28 miles	Station PlusInterested in this information?Contact us	This facility is a part of Microsoft's MWH Data Center Campus in Quincy.
3.34 miles	Valley BetaInterested in this information?Contact us	This facility is a part of Microsoft's MWH Data Center Campus in Quincy.
3.34 miles	Valley GammaInterested in this information?Contact us	This facility is a part of Microsoft's MWH Data Center Campus in Quincy.
3.36 miles	Prime PlazaInterested in this information?Contact us	This facility is a part of Microsoft's MWH Data Center Campus in Quincy.
3.36 miles	Metro PointInterested in this information?Contact us	This facility is a part of Microsoft's MWH Data Center Campus in Quincy.
3.69 miles	Metro StationInterested in this information?Contact us	This facility is a part of Microsoft's MWH Data Center Campus in Quincy.
13.26 miles	GlobalInterested in this information?Contact us	Purpose-built in 2023, the Fortress facility sits in the heart of Grant County’s low-cost hydroelectric zone.
17.49 miles	BetaInterested in this information?Contact us	Microsoft has filed plans to build a campus with three data centers in Malaga, Washington. Microsoft acquired more than 100 acres in a deal spread across two phases; Phase I is the Lojo Property, 72.5 acres at 5375 Malaga Alcoa Highway for which Microsoft paid $6.6 million.
17.54 miles	Core PointInterested in this information?Contact us	Microsoft has filed plans to build a campus with three data centers in Malaga, Washington. The development will construct the first building on the site by the end of 2025, with potential for two more buildings by 2027.
17.58 miles	OneInterested in this information?Contact us	Microsoft has filed plans to build a campus with three data centers in Malaga, Washington. The development will construct the first building on the site by the end of 2025, with potential for two more buildings by 2027.
19.40 miles	Sabey: SDC Malaga	Sabey-owned planned 144 MW campus near Malaga, WA (Chelan County), in Chelan County PUD substation/transmission study phase; Q2 2030 target with possible acceleration to 2029.

Distance

Site

About

0.26 miles

Vantage WA13

0.29 miles

Vantage WA12

0.31 miles

Vantage WA11

0.40 miles

H5: Quincy III

H5 Quincy III is Yahoo's 2017 Project Genesis Computing Coop building at 1500 M Street NE on H5's Quincy campus in Quincy, Washington.

0.45 miles

Sabey: Intergate.Quincy (Building B)

0.47 miles

Sabey: Intergate.Quincy (Building C)

Intergate.Quincy is a 525,000 square foot data center five building campus in Central Washington. Like Intergate. Columbia, Intergate.Quincy offers the advantage of low power rates, close proximity to the region’s power grid, and a mild climate ideal for efficient, evaporative cooling.

0.53 miles

Sabey: Intergate.Quincy (Building A)

0.58 miles

H5: Quincy II

H5 Quincy II is Yahoo's original Quincy data center complex at 1305 Intermodal Way NE: a 2007 chilled-water hall building plus Yahoo Computing Coop buildings added in 2011 and 2013.

0.59 miles

Sabey: Intergate.Quincy (Building E)

0.61 miles

Sabey: Intergate.Quincy (Building D)

2.06 miles

CO7 is a small hall that Microsoft built in 2021-2022 in the northeast corner of its Columbia campus in Quincy, backed by a 1.5 MWe primary generator and a reserve unit.

2.07 miles

CO9 is a two-level building on Microsoft's Columbia campus in Quincy. Microsoft built it in 2011-2012 as CO3.1 and rebuilt it in 2022-2024 for telecommunications use.

2.08 miles

CO3.2 is the middle building of the CO3 group, which Microsoft built in 2010-2011 with Generation 4 ITPAC halls on its Columbia campus in Quincy.

2.10 miles

CO3.3 is the south building of the CO3 group, which Microsoft built in 2010-2011 on its Columbia campus in Quincy.

2.16 miles

CO1 is the east half of the original 470,000 sq ft Columbia building, Microsoft's first data center in Quincy. Its five data halls are backed by 12 Caterpillar 3516C 2.5 MWe diesel generators.

2.24 miles

CO8 is a small hall that Microsoft built in 2021-2022 at the east end of the CO4 module row on its Columbia campus in Quincy, backed by a 1.5 MWe primary generator and a reserve unit.

2.25 miles

CO2 is the west half of the original 470,000 sq ft Columbia building on Microsoft's first Quincy campus. Its five data halls are backed by 12 Caterpillar 3516C 2.5 MWe diesel generators.

2.25 miles

NTT Data Quincy

The data center was first built by Dell in 2012. Subsequently sold to NTT Data in the Perot services deal.

2.26 miles

CO6 is a hall that Microsoft built in 2019-2021 along the south face of CO2 on its Columbia campus in Quincy, backed by five Caterpillar 3516C 2.5 MWe generators.

2.31 miles

CO5 is a row of open-air modules on Microsoft's Columbia campus in Quincy, built in 2016-2018 and run without backup generators.

2.34 miles

CO4 is a row of open-air Generation 4 modules on Microsoft's Columbia campus in Quincy, built in 2013-2015 and run without backup generators.

2.42 miles

CyrusOne Quincy

CyrusOne acquired this 45-acre plot of land in Quincy in 2016, and started construction in early 2023.

3.07 miles