Sabey Data Centers is building a huge data center campus in Umatilla, Oregon. Sabey broke ground on this $520 million development near the Columbia River, with initial capacity expected to come online in 2028.
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| 0.40 miles | RidgeInterested in this information?Contact us | |
| 0.58 miles | Point PrimeInterested in this information?Contact us |
The site started construction in 2012.
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| 0.59 miles | Metro HubInterested in this information?Contact us | |
| 0.60 miles | NorthInterested in this information?Contact us | |
| 0.75 miles | MetroInterested in this information?Contact us | |
| 0.77 miles | CoreInterested in this information?Contact us | |
| 1.23 miles | EdgeInterested in this information?Contact us | |
| 1.32 miles | CenterInterested in this information?Contact us | |
| 1.38 miles | South PointInterested in this information?Contact us | |
| 1.47 miles | Park MaxInterested in this information?Contact us | |
| 3.25 miles | PlusInterested in this information?Contact us | |
| 3.29 miles | Central ValleyInterested in this information?Contact us | |
| 3.32 miles | North StationInterested in this information?Contact us | |
| 3.35 miles | Point OneInterested in this information?Contact us | |
| 4.82 miles | Park OneInterested in this information?Contact us | |
| 4.89 miles | West TowerInterested in this information?Contact us | |
| 4.93 miles | East PointInterested in this information?Contact us | |
| 5.01 miles | Tower ProInterested in this information?Contact us | |
| 7.65 miles | Core TowerInterested in this information?Contact us | |
| 7.72 miles | Hyperscale Data CenterInterested in this information?Contact us | |
| 7.72 miles | Prime HubInterested in this information?Contact us | |
| 7.73 miles | Hyperscale Data CenterInterested in this information?Contact us | |
| 7.79 miles | Core StationInterested in this information?Contact us | |
| 7.89 miles | ThreeInterested in this information?Contact us | |
| 7.93 miles | Hyperscale Data CenterInterested in this information?Contact us | |
| 7.95 miles | Hyperscale Data CenterInterested in this information?Contact us | |
| 9.87 miles | North RidgeInterested in this information?Contact us |
The Fourth building of Amazon's Hermiston Campus is located at 28803 NW Livestock Rd. The campus was built on 117 acres. The campus consists of four buildings: one measuring 217,900 sq ft, and three measuring 250,000 sq ft each.
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| 9.94 miles | Core PointInterested in this information?Contact us |
The Second building of Amazon's Hermiston Campus is located at 77954 Cottonwood Bend. The site was built on 117 acres. The campus consists of four buildings: one measuring 217,900 sq ft, and three measuring 250,000 sq ft each.
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| 10.00 miles | Edge PointInterested in this information?Contact us |
The Third building of Amazon's Hermiston Campus is located at 28803 NW Livestock Rd. The campus was built on 117 acres. The campus consists of four buildings: one measuring 217,900 sq ft, and three measuring 250,000 sq ft each.
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| 10.07 miles | BetaInterested in this information?Contact us |
Amazon's Hermiston Campus is located at 28803 NW Livestock Rd. The site was built on 117 acres with 9 acres for dedicated electrical substations. The campus consists of four buildings: one measuring 217,900 sq ft, and three measuring 250,000 sq ft each.
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| 17.43 miles | Global CampusInterested in this information?Contact us | |
| 17.44 miles | Cloud PlazaInterested in this information?Contact us |
The primary load on the PDX109 project is the data center with 60 MW of backup power generation arranged in a 2N+1 redundant power configuration
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| 17.45 miles | Hub AlphaInterested in this information?Contact us | |
| 17.46 miles | Tower OneInterested in this information?Contact us |
The primary load on the PDX110 project is the data center with 60 MW of backup power generation arranged in a 2N+1 redundant power configuration (A&B path with catcher system).
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| 17.47 miles | CoreInterested in this information?Contact us |
The primary load on the PDX111 project is the data center with 60 MW of backup power generation arranged in a 2N+1 redundant power configuration
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| 17.55 miles | East TowerInterested in this information?Contact us | |
| 17.59 miles | BetaInterested in this information?Contact us | |
| 17.72 miles | Point AlphaInterested in this information?Contact us | |
| 18.03 miles | Hyperscale Data CenterInterested in this information?Contact us | |
| 18.05 miles | Hyperscale Data CenterInterested in this information?Contact us | |
| 18.07 miles | Hyperscale Data CenterInterested in this information?Contact us | |
| 18.10 miles | Campus TwoInterested in this information?Contact us | |
| 18.12 miles | Hyperscale Data CenterInterested in this information?Contact us | |
| 18.51 miles | Tower MaxInterested in this information?Contact us | |
| 18.54 miles | Global StationInterested in this information?Contact us | |
| 18.63 miles | ParkInterested in this information?Contact us | |
| 19.36 miles | RidgeInterested in this information?Contact us |
The campus is situated on a 127-acre plot west of Bombing Range Road, approximately one mile south of the Highway 730 and Interstate 84 interchange.
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| 19.39 miles | North ParkInterested in this information?Contact us |
This data center is a part of Amazon's Bombing Range Campus. The project includes four single-story data center buildings, each measuring an impressive 215,461 square feet (20,000 square meters).
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| 19.59 miles | PlazaInterested in this information?Contact us |
This data center is a part of Amazon's Bombing Range Campus. The project includes four single-story data center buildings, each measuring an impressive 215,461 square feet (20,000 square meters).
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| 19.62 miles | Core StationInterested in this information?Contact us |
This data center is a part of Amazon's Bombing Range Campus. The project includes four single-story data center buildings, each measuring an impressive 215,461 square feet (20,000 square meters).
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| 19.77 miles | CloudInterested in this information?Contact us | |
| 19.90 miles | WestInterested in this information?Contact us | |
| 19.94 miles | PrimeInterested in this information?Contact us |
Sabey Data Centers is one of the largest privately owned multi-tenant data center owner/developer/operators in the world. Being privately-owned may mean that ours is never a household name, but to us, it means a complete focus on building value by serving one customer at a time.
Sabey Data Centers grew out of Sabey Corporation’s forty plus year history as a designer, builder and operator for leading innovators of the day: Boeing Electronics’ clean rooms, McCaw Cellular’s first cell phone switches, and Exodus Communications, provider of the world’s first internet colocation services — all were breaking new ground in industries of world-wide importance.
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