Riverview Innovation & Technology Campus (RITC) Data Center

Site History

Located at 3875 and 3800 River Road, the property was used for coke manufacturing from 1917 until 2018, when the Tonawanda Coke Corporation closed following bankruptcy. Williams and Yensan purchased the heavily polluted site at auction in 2019 for $1. Their remediation firm is currently handling the ongoing environmental cleanup and demolition, which will run concurrently with the data center's construction.

Distance	Site	About
5.94 miles	DigiPower X: New York 2	DigiPower X's Fortistar mining facility is located in North Tonawanda, New York, USA. Digihost is continuing cryptocurrency mining operations at the 60 MW Fortistar North Tonawanda power station
6.64 miles	Lumen Buffalo 2
6.64 miles	hudsonvalleyhost Buffalo
6.90 miles	DigiPower X: New York 1	DigiPower X's Erie County facility is located in Erie County, New York. This facility, with a 42 MW capacity, was Digihost's first operational mining site.
7.21 miles	HostPapa BUF1	Formerly known as "ColoCrossing BUF1"
7.21 miles	CentriLogic Buffalo
7.21 miles	365 Buffalo	365's site in Buffalo was formerly operated by Switch and Data site (also by Equinix as BU1 for a short period.) It is located in Main Place Tower.
7.91 miles	Lumen Buffalo 1
9.19 miles	Crypto Mining Data Center Request Dataset	Wattum Management's Bitcoin mining facility, named "November 2," is located in Niagara Falls, New York.
9.50 miles	Urbacon: Niagara DC3	This facility is a part of Urbacon's Niagara Digital Campus in New York.
9.52 miles	Urbacon: Niagara DC2	Phase I of the Niagara Digital Campus would be built in two parts (Phase IA and Phase IB) over the course of approximately 24 months from groundbreaking. DC2 will be built in Phase 1B.
9.55 miles	Urbacon: Niagara Digital Campus	The site would be located at the intersection of Rainbow and John B. Daly Boulevards, and would feature about 600,000 square feet (55,700 sqm) of "high-security, technologically advanced data center space".
15.68 miles	H5: Buffalo I	In 2025, H5 acquired this data center outside Buffalo, New York, from former Internet giant Yahoo!.
15.84 miles	H5: Buffalo II DC2	Verizon purchased Yahoo in 2017 and started $28 million, 75,000-square-foot expansion of its center on Crown Drive in the town industrial park.
15.89 miles	H5: Buffalo II	Yahoo launched the second facility of its Lockport campus in 2015. The company first announced the $170-million data center expansion project in New York State in October 2013.

Distance

Site

About

5.94 miles

DigiPower X: New York 2

DigiPower X's Fortistar mining facility is located in North Tonawanda, New York, USA. Digihost is continuing cryptocurrency mining operations at the 60 MW Fortistar North Tonawanda power station

6.64 miles

Lumen Buffalo 2

6.64 miles

hudsonvalleyhost Buffalo

6.90 miles

DigiPower X: New York 1

DigiPower X's Erie County facility is located in Erie County, New York. This facility, with a 42 MW capacity, was Digihost's first operational mining site.

7.21 miles

HostPapa BUF1

Formerly known as "ColoCrossing BUF1"

7.21 miles

CentriLogic Buffalo

7.21 miles

365 Buffalo

365's site in Buffalo was formerly operated by Switch and Data site (also by Equinix as BU1 for a short period.) It is located in Main Place Tower.

7.91 miles

Lumen Buffalo 1

9.19 miles

Wattum Management's Bitcoin mining facility, named "November 2," is located in Niagara Falls, New York.

9.50 miles

Urbacon: Niagara DC3

This facility is a part of Urbacon's Niagara Digital Campus in New York.

9.52 miles

Urbacon: Niagara DC2

Phase I of the Niagara Digital Campus would be built in two parts (Phase IA and Phase IB) over the course of approximately 24 months from groundbreaking. DC2 will be built in Phase 1B.

9.55 miles

Urbacon: Niagara Digital Campus

The site would be located at the intersection of Rainbow and John B. Daly Boulevards, and would feature about 600,000 square feet (55,700 sqm) of "high-security, technologically advanced data center space".

15.68 miles

H5: Buffalo I

In 2025, H5 acquired this data center outside Buffalo, New York, from former Internet giant Yahoo!.

15.84 miles

H5: Buffalo II DC2

Verizon purchased Yahoo in 2017 and started $28 million, 75,000-square-foot expansion of its center on Crown Drive in the town industrial park.

15.89 miles

H5: Buffalo II

Yahoo launched the second facility of its Lockport campus in 2015. The company first announced the $170-million data center expansion project in New York State in October 2013.