Stack: DFW02B
This Facility will be part of Stack's DFW02 Campus in Lancaster, Texas.
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.
This Facility will be part of Stack's DFW02 Campus in Lancaster, Texas.
This Facility will be part of Stack's DFW02 Campus in Lancaster, Texas.
This Facility will be part of Stack's DFW02 Campus in Lancaster, Texas.
This Facility will be part of Stack's DFW02 Campus in Lancaster, Texas.
NVA02F is a data center building under construction on STACK Infrastructure's NVA02 campus at 9640 Hornbaker Road in Manassas, Virginia.
NVA04C is the planned third data center on STACK Infrastructure's NVA04 campus at 22295 Lockridge Road in Sterling, Virginia.
The purpose-built facility will have a total footprint of 364,998 SF upon completion and is expected to significantly enhance the company's data center capacity in the area.
NVA04A is a three-story, 371,211 sq ft data center on STACK Infrastructure's NVA04 campus at 22275 Lockridge Road in Sterling, Virginia, leased to Amazon Web Services as IAD-285.
STACK Infrastructure's NVA05A data center offers 36MW of flexible capacity within its 262,000 sq. ft. building in Northern Virginia.
NVA04B is the second data center on STACK Infrastructure's NVA04 campus at 22285 Lockridge Road in Sterling, Virginia, leased to Amazon Web Services as IAD-286.
PHX02B is the second planned building on STACK's PHX02 campus at 40th Street and Loop 202 in central Phoenix, fed from the campus's dedicated on-site APS substation.
PHX02C is a planned building in the northeast part of STACK's PHX02 campus at 40th Street and Loop 202 in central Phoenix, fed from the campus's dedicated on-site APS substation.
Stack Infrastructure's MIL08 Campus is a stone’s throw from MIL02A and the MIL01 campus and will be served by 100% renewable power.
In 2022, STACK acquired the 17-acre site from Coca-Cola Europacific Partners Deutschland GmbH (CCEP DE), who operated a bottling and distribution plant at the location for more than 50 years.
Stack Infrastructure's TOR01 Campus is just seven miles away from 151 Front Street, Toronto's largest carrier hotel and primary internet exchange point. Toronto-based developer First Gulf partnered with STACK to deliver the initial 8MW data center by renovating an existing building TOR01A.
STACK Infrastructure is constructing a new data center facility at 1200 Memorex Drive, located in an industrial corner of Santa Clara. The four-story data center will contain 472,920 square feet.
NVA02G is a 185,803 sq ft data center building under construction on STACK Infrastructure's NVA02 campus at 9530 Hornbaker Road in Manassas, Virginia.
Stack Infrastructure is developing the 500-acre Stafford Technology Campus (STC) in Stafford County, Virginia.
This facility is part of Stack Infrastructure's first campus in Tokyo, Japan.
Stack Infrastructure completed their first Tokyo facility in 2024. The campus, situated in the Inzai District of Greater Tokyo, was developed collaboratively with IPI Partners and Oaktree Capital Management.
NVA02A is a 226,862 sq ft data center building on STACK Infrastructure's NVA02 campus at 9750 Hornbaker Road in Manassas, Virginia.
An affiliate of Stack Infrastructure is set to acquire up to 2,990 acres at the Southern Virginia Megasite at Berry Hill in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, for a massive new data center development.
The proposed Copper Ridge site is immediately adjacent to Peterson Companies’ proposed 2.1 million sq ft data center campus.
The Resilient Technology Park is the site of a landmark AI-optimized data center campus developed by STACK Infrastructure for Amazon Web Services (AWS).
Data center firm Stack Infrastructure announced a new campus in Leesburg. Known as NVA-06, the 32-acre site will host two data center buildings of around 620,000 sq ft (57,600 sqm) of space.
The Blanchard Campus, often referred to as the "State Line" project, is an 810-acre hyperscale development located in North Caddo Parish.
In partnership with HPC OperatorInterested in this information?Contact us, Amazon is planning to develop a large-scale data center network in Northwest Louisiana, which includes a specific site in Bossier Parish north of Benton.
STACK OSL03D is the newly built data center on its OSL03 Campus. The building spans an area of 1800 sqm of white space.
OSL03A is the first and largest data center on STACK's Fetsund campus, built as DigiPlex Fetsund for anchor tenant EVRY. Two three-storey wings hold six 700 m2 data halls around a central office and lift core.
This facility is part of Stack Infrastructure's MEL01 campus in Melbourne.
This facility is part of Stack Infrastructure's MEL01 campus in Melbourne.
MEL02B is the second phase of STACK Infrastructure's MEL02 data center on Palmers Road in Truganina, in Melbourne's west.
SYD01B is the western building and second stage of STACK's SYD01 campus at 78 Lockwood Road, Erskine Park: a three-storey hyperscale data centre with 16 data halls on two levels.
STACK Infrastructure is constructing a new data center facility at9001 Freedom Center Blvd, Building B in Manassas, with a substantial footprint of 340000 square feet.
Stack Infrastructure is to build two data centers outside Atlanta, Georgia. The project, known as the Lithia Springs Data Center, will see two three-story data centers developed at 808 Factory Shoals Road.
PHX02A is the first building on STACK's PHX02 campus at 40th Street and Loop 202 in central Phoenix: a 221,540 sq ft data center built by Holder Construction, fed from the on-site APS substation. Foundation work began in 2026.
STACK's MIL01C is the smallest of three buildings on the MIL01 campus in Siziano, south of Milan, with solar panels on its roof. STACK built it from 2023.
STACK's STO01B is a data center under construction in Upplands Väsby, north of Stockholm. It stands beside STO01A, the former DigiPlex building that Vaultica has run since 2025.
Bristow 1 (NVA02K) is the first of two three-story data centers STACK Infrastructure proposed on a 58-acre site in Bristow, Virginia. Prince William County supervisors rejected the project in September 2025.
In 2023, Stack Infrastructure announced the completion of its first Asia Pacific (APAC) data center, known as MEL01.
STACK's MIL01A is the first building on the MIL01 campus in Siziano, south of Milan. SUPERNAP Italia opened it in 2016 and it became STACK in 2022. Vaultica also sells colocation on the campus.
Located in Osaka’s eastern suburb of Keihanna, this data center campus will comprise three buildings with robust access to power and network to ensure strong reliability.
STACK's MIL01B is the second building on the MIL01 campus in Siziano, south of Milan, with two independent data halls. SUPERNAP Italia completed it in 2021 and it became STACK in 2022.
STACK's GEN03 is a planned data center on Route des Avouillons in Gland, between Geneva and Lausanne, beside its GEN02 building. STACK filed the building permit in 2025.
Stack Infrastructure is developing a new data center campus outside Dallas, Texas. The campus, known as DFW2, spans over 102 acres and is set to accommodate both shell and turnkey deployments.
STACK's OSL04 campus, located in Holtskogen east of Oslo, features multiple facilities, each capable of supporting significant IT loads.
SYD01A is the eastern building and first stage of STACK's SYD01 campus at 78 Lockwood Road, Erskine Park: a three-storey hyperscale data centre with 16 data halls on two levels, built with the campus substation and generator gantry.
Data center firm Stack Infrastructure announced a new campus in Leesburg. Known as NVA-06, the 32-acre site will host two data center buildings of around 620,000 sq ft (57,600 sqm) of space.
Stack Infrastructure's MIL02A data center sits adjacent to the MIL01 campus and is served by 100% renewable power. This is Stack's third data center in Siziano.
JHB01A is the first of two buildings on STACK's JHB01 campus in Iskandar Puteri, Johor: a two-storey data center with a multi-level external electrical yard, beside the campus's on-site TNB 275 kV substation. Construction began in 2025.
Loudoun 1 is the first of two two-story buildings planned on STACK's 122-acre Arcola (Loudoun County) campus on Evergreen Mills Road near Dulles.
STACK's original ATL01 building: a single-story, 105,000 sq ft data center at 3200 Webb Bridge Road in Alpharetta, built by T5 Data Centers as T5@Atlanta and acquired by STACK in 2019.
JHB01B is the second building planned on STACK's JHB01 campus in Iskandar Puteri, Johor, on the east side of the lot beside JHB01A and served by the campus's on-site TNB 275 kV substation.
MEL02A is the first phase of STACK Infrastructure's MEL02 data center on Palmers Road in Truganina, in Melbourne's west.
Rabbit Run Technology Park is a proposed two-building data center campus in Culpeper County, Virginia, developed by STACK Infrastructure within the county's 950-acre Culpeper Tech Zone corridor.
Prince William County supervisors have voted to reject STACK Infrastructure’s proposal for the Bristow Campus, a large-scale data center project.
NVA02C, or Building C, is a 14,387 sq ft building on STACK Infrastructure's NVA02 campus at 9730 Hornbaker Road in Manassas, Virginia.
Hyperscale operator Stack Infrastructure has canceled its proposed €3 billion ($3.4 billion) data center campus in Babenhausen, Hesse, citing prolonged planning uncertainties and stringent local government demands.
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.
NVA02H is a 256,212 sq ft, two-story data center building under construction on STACK Infrastructure's NVA02 campus at 10167 Linton Hall Road in Prince William County, Virginia.
NVA02B is a 224,652 sq ft data center building on STACK Infrastructure's NVA02 campus at 9740 Hornbaker Road in Manassas, Virginia.
NVA02D is a 281,000 sq ft data center building on STACK Infrastructure's NVA02 campus at 9590 Hornbaker Road in Manassas, Virginia.
NVA02I is a 256,280 sq ft data center building under construction on STACK Infrastructure's NVA02 campus at 10161 Linton Hall Road in Prince William County, Virginia.
NVA02J is a 201,000 sq ft data center building under construction on STACK Infrastructure's NVA02 campus at 10155 Linton Hall Road in Prince William County, Virginia.
Greenfield data center at 6715 Pinecrest Drive in Plano, built by T5 Data Centers as T5@Dallas III next to DFW01A, with five data halls and LEED Silver certification.
Data center firm Stack Infrastructure is expanding its footprint in Chicago, Illinois with a new data center in Elk Grove Village, known as CHI02.
Planned STACK build-to-suit data center on the 16-acre former Spring Creek Golf Center lot at 5601 W Spring Creek Parkway in Plano, next to DFW01A and DFW01B.
Single-story data center at 1441 Touhy Avenue in Elk Grove Village. Forsythe Technology broke ground on it in 2014, T5 bought it in 2016, and IPI Partners made it part of STACK. It adjoins CHI01B on a shared 14-acre parcel.
Former Seagate fab at 2001 Fortune Drive in North San Jose, rebuilt by Fortune Data Centers with seismic upgrades to FEMA essential-facility standards and later run by Infomart and STACK. It shares its 9-acre parcel with SVY01B.
Stack is expanding its data center campus in San Jose, California to build two data centers on a plot at 2400 Ringwood Avenue and 1849 Fortune Drive in Santa Clara County.
Stack is expanding its data center campus in San Jose, California to build two data centers on a plot at 2400 Ringwood Avenue and 1849 Fortune Drive in Santa Clara County.
MEL01B is the second data center building of Stack Infrastructure's Melbourne campus.
STACK Infrastructure is planning to extend their data center campus PORT03 at 4735 NE Starr Blvd, in Hillsboro
Safe Host´s SH3 - Avenches data centre a former Yahoo data centre is located in Avenches
Stack Infrastructure is planning to develop a data center campus in Wangara, a light industrial suburb of Perth. The proposed campus is set to include two buildings, tentatively named PER01A and PER01B.
PHX02D is a planned building in the north-central part of STACK's PHX02 campus at 40th Street and Loop 202 in central Phoenix, fed from the campus's dedicated on-site APS substation.
Situated at 4735 NE Starr Blvd, Building C, STACK Infrastructure’s latest data center represents a significant addition to the region's digital infrastructure, reinforcing Hillsboro’s status as a premier data center hub.
Stack Infrastructure's TOR01C facility is just seven miles away from 151 Front Street. The third phase will offer 24MW to support client growth on a campus tailored as a purpose-built solution for scalability.
PHX02E is a planned building in the northwest part of STACK's PHX02 campus at 40th Street and Loop 202 in central Phoenix, beside the campus's dedicated on-site APS substation.
STACK Infrastructure is constructing a new data center facility at 4735 NE Starr Blvd, Building B, in Hillsboro with a substantial footprint of 180000 square feet.
Loudoun 2 is the second of two two-story buildings planned on STACK's 122-acre Arcola (Loudoun County) campus on Evergreen Mills Road near Dulles.
This Facility will be part of Stack's DFW02 Campus in Lancaster, Texas.
STACK's planned 48 MW ICN01A in Incheon was never built under the STACK brand. The parcel is now ESR's KR1, pre-leased to Princeton Digital Group.
STACK Infrastructure topped out its ZUR02 facility in Beringen, Schaffhausen, in 2025. The facility was previously known as Safe Host SH5 Beringen before the company was acquired by STACK in May 2022.
Stack Infrastructure's TOR01B facility is just seven miles away from 151 Front Street. The 24MW phase of development features committed power from Toronto Hydro from three diverse substations using 100% renewable energy sources.
STACK acquired the facility in October 2019 from Nationwide Insurance. Nationwide initially built the facility in 2008 for a cost of $96 million.
Stack Infrastructure (Stack) is building a data center campus on a 100-acre site in Phoenix, Arizona.
Stack Infrastructure has acquired a 24,000 sqm (258,300 sq ft) site in Canberra and plans to build hyperscale data center there.
Stack Infrastructure is planning to develop a data center campus in Wangara, a light industrial suburb of Perth. The proposed campus is set to include two buildings, tentatively named PER01A and PER01B. At full build-out, the campus will span across ~220k sqft (~20.5k sqm) of area.
Stack Infrastructure is to build two data centers outside Atlanta, Georgia. The project, known as the Lithia Springs Data Center, will see two three-story data centers developed at 808 Factory Shoals Road.
STACK Infrastructure announced plans to construct a new facility on Wellington Road in Manassas. The purpose-built facility will have a total footprint of 176,276 SF upon completion.
Planned second building on STACK's Alpharetta ATL01 campus: a two-story, 133,000 sq ft data center on a 6-acre parcel next to ATL01A on Webb Bridge Road.
NAL01B is STACK's new building on its NAL01 campus on Souder Road, New Albany, Ohio.
NVA02E is a 259,200 sq ft data center building on STACK Infrastructure's NVA02 campus at 9570 Hornbaker Road in Manassas, Virginia.
Stack Infrastructure, in partnership with real estate developer Silver Companies, is planning to construct a $10 billion data center project in Fredericksburg, Virginia.
The Infomart Ashburn site contains up to 6 data halls. Each data hall is 10,000sqft and can handle between 2 and 3 MW each. There is also 10,000 sqft of office space.
Three-story data center that STACK built at 2001 Fortune Drive in San Jose, next to SVY01A on the original Fortune Drive parcel.
Two-story data center at 1301 Touhy Avenue, built by STACK next to CHI01A on the same parcel, with four data halls and diverse underground ComEd feeds.
Former Stream Data Centers powered shell at 6653 Pinecrest Drive in Plano's Legacy Business Park, converted by T5 Data Centers from 2011 and enlarged in 2013 into four independent data centers, one of them Equinix DA7.
STACK Infrastructure is constructing a new data center facility named POR03A at 4735 NE Starr Blvd, Hillsboro, OR. The data center will boast a substantial footprint of 180000 square feet.
Jan 05, 2026 Eric Bell Dallas
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