GEN03 is a planned STACK data center on an 11,142 m2 plot on Route des Avouillons in Gland, about 70 m from STACK's GEN02 building. STACK Infrastructure Switzerland filed the building permit in November 2025, and the public inquiry closed in December 2025.
The design includes rooftop solar panels, 23 outdoor parking spaces and bicycle parking. The project also needs a groundwater-protection derogation.
| Distance | Site | About |
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| 0.13 miles | Stack: GEN02 |
STACK's GEN02 is a large carrier-neutral data center in Gland, between Geneva and Lausanne. Safe Host opened it in 2017 as SH2 and it became STACK in 2022. Vaultica also sells colocation in the building.
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| 0.13 miles | Vaultica: Gland GEN02 |
Vaultica sells carrier-neutral colocation inside STACK's GEN02 data center in Gland, between Geneva and Lausanne. The business was part of STACK until Apollo-managed funds bought it in 2025.
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| 15.60 miles | ECL: Geneva | |
| 15.72 miles | Equinix Geneva GV1 | |
| 15.96 miles | CERN: Meyrin |
CERN operates a data center in Geneva.
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| 16.23 miles | Greenfield: Geneva |
UK infrastructure developer Greenfield plans a data center in Geneva, Switzerland.
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| 16.31 miles | NorthC: Geneva |
European operator NorthC has announced plans to break ground on its sixth Swiss data center in the first quarter of 2026.
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| 16.39 miles | Equinix Geneva GV2 | |
| 16.39 miles | Lumen Geneva | |
| 16.41 miles | CapitaLand: Geneva |
Chemin de L’Epinglier is a three-storey modern concrete data centre facility (triple net powered shell). The site is in close proximity to Geneva’s CBD, located approximately 7 km to the east.
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| 16.41 miles | nLighten: Geneva |
In April 2024, nLighten acquired the site from Exa Infrastructure.
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| 18.83 miles | Vaultica: GEN01 |
Vaultica's GEN01 is a colocation data center in Plan-les-Ouates, on Geneva's southern edge. Safe Host opened it in 2002 as SH1, its first site; it became STACK in 2022 and Vaultica in 2025.
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STACK Infrastructure is a privately held platform sponsored by IPI Partners that focuses on large scale wholesale capacity and campus development for hyperscale and enterprise customers.
The company was launched in 2019 when IPI combined the remaining Infomart Data Centers assets with selected T5 Data Centers facilities, and industry coverage at launch cited eight data centers across six U.S. markets totaling about 100 MW. In March 2022, IPI unified DigiPlex in the Nordics and SUPERNAP Italia in Milan under the STACK brand to form STACK EMEA, expanding the platform across Europe. STACK has since added international sites, including the first phase of a 56 MW campus in Toronto and its first Australian data center in Melbourne. Core services referenced by the company and trade press include wholesale colocation, build to suit, and powered shell solutions.
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