Switch, the technology infrastructure corporation headquartered in Las Vegas, Nevada is built on the intelligent and sustainable growth of the internet. Switch founder and CEO Rob Roy has developed more than 500 issued and pending patent claims covering data center designs that have manifested into the company’s world-renowned data centers.
Switch has PRIME campuses located in Las Vegas and Tahoe Reno, Nevada; Grand Rapids, Michigan; and Atlanta, Georgia.
Switch is constructing a new data center facility in Rock Round, Texas, located outside of Austin. The site spans 32.48 acres and is situated north of Louis Henna Boulevard and east of Greenlawn Boulevard in the Rock Round area.
After gaining approval in 2021, construction on the first 312,000-square-foot (29,000 sqm) expansion of Pyramid Campus began in 2022.
Switch is planning second expansion of its data center campus in Grand Rapids, Michigan. Construction of a third data center building on the site is expected to begin "sooner rather than later," with the investment projected to be "several hundred million dollars."
Built in 2011, Texas 1 resides on the Data Ranch. The 40-acre campus has plenty of expansion capability. The campus can grow to over 1 million sqft and 100 MW of power.
The first phase of Data Foundry's Texas 2 site was opened in 2018.
The northernmost of three identical data center buildings approved for Switch’s Armory Campus in Enterprise.
The central data center building in Switch’s approved three-building Armory Campus development.
The southernmost data center building approved for Switch’s Armory Campus near Las Vegas.
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The Grand Rapids campus is designed for up to 1.8 million square feet of data center space and up to 120 megawatts (MW) of power. It features one of the most unusual data center structures in the country, the Switch Pyramid.
This facility is part of Switch's Pyramid Campus in Grand Rapids.
The company is developing two buildings, one measuring 199,000 sq ft (18,485 sqm) and the other 228,000 sq ft (21,180 sqm) in the southwest Las Vegas Valley to host specialized AI hardware.
Switch is planning a new data center campus on the former Pittsburgh International Race Complex property in Big Beaver Borough, northwest of Pittsburgh, expanding its U.S. campus footprint into Pennsylvania.
Switch's second Georgia campus: a $772 million, 126-acre data center development in Cartersville. Phase 1 came online in Q2 2026, with phased buildout continuing through 2046.
Switch plans PIT 02 as the second of three data center buildings proposed at its Big Beaver campus in Pennsylvania.
Switch plans PIT 03 as the third building at its proposed Big Beaver data center campus on the former Pittsburgh-area racetrack.
China Mobile completed the acquisition of SUPERNAP Thailand on March 18, 2025. The data center was originally a joint venture between SUPERNAP International (Switch's international arm) and Thai leading companies.
The company is developing two buildings, one measuring 199,000 sq ft (18,485 sqm) and the other 228,000 sq ft (21,180 sqm) in the southwest Las Vegas Valley to host specialized AI hardware.
Switch plans to build data center, in its own style, on a 10-acre adjacent land parcel in Houston.
Switch Inc. reportedly intends to build a 300,000-square-foot (27,870 sqm) data center alongside a new Austin Energy substation.
Switch is building another data center in Round Rock on a plot east of South Mays Street and north of Dell Way. The data center will span 72,600 sq ft of gross floor area.
First announced in 2021, Switch's 'The Rock' data center in Texas will span 1.5 million square feet (140,000 sqm), and was first approved by the local council in July 2021. The campus is on land adjacent to a number of Dell-owned facilities in Round Rock, Texas.
Switch has assembled roughly 493 acres in North Las Vegas' Apex Industrial Park, along US-93 at Apex Power Parkway about 25 miles northeast of the Strip, through four deeds between December 2025 and August 2026. In August 2026 the company filed a letter of intent with the city for the Switch Core 2.0 Phase 1 Campus: two data center buildings plus an on-site substation, switching station, fire pump house and logistics office on the 175.8-acre, 14-parcel tract west of the parkway. The proposal awaits Planning Commission and City Council scheduling; the remaining acreage is held for future phases.
The Core Campus in Las Vegas, Nevada currently encompasses nine separate data centers with up to approximately 2.0 million GSF of space and up to 275 MW of 100% renewable power available to these facilities.
Located in Greenspoint, Data Foundry's Houston 2 site is situated on 18 acres in North Houston. There is a large office area available for lease.
A view of the power spine inside SuperNAP complex in Las Vegas, showing the large number of conduits housing power cabling.
The “Black Iron Forest” is a framework of extra-thick steel that supports Switch’s containment systems, but also serves as a thermal storage system, retaining temperature to help keep the room cool in the event of a power outage.
Left to right: Senator Michael Roberson, Commissioner Steve Sisolak, Switch Founder and CEO Rob Roy, UNLV’s Metal Rebel Robot, Governor Brian Sandoval, Senator Aaron Ford and Dr. Paul Oh celebrate the ribbon-cutting of SuperNAP Las Vegas 9
The “Black Iron Forest” is a framework of extra-thick steel that supports Switch’s containment systems, but also serves as a thermal storage system, retaining temperature to help keep the room cool in the event of a power outage.
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