The Quincy data center market is located in the state of Washington within Americas. Quincy has 55 facilities with 6,028,945 sqft and 1,011 megawatts.
The top providers in Quincy are Microsoft Azure (27 sites) and Sabey Data Centers with 6 facilities . The most popular facilities are CyrusOne Quincy and H5: Quincy III.
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| Location | About | Total SqFt | Power (MW) |
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| CyrusOne Quincy |
CyrusOne acquired this 45-acre plot of land in Quincy in 2016, and started construction in early ...
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| Sabey Intergate.Columbia |
The Intergate.Columbia campus in East Wenatchee sits on 30 acres of land. The campus is fully lea...
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| Vantage WA13 | NN Request Dataset | NN Request Dataset | |
| H5: Quincy II |
H5's Quincy II & III data center campus offers 452,300 square feet across 63 acres.
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| Tower BetaInterested in this information?Contact us |
Microsoft acquired a 170-acre plot in East Wenatchee in 2020 with plans to build six facilities i...
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| Location | Building SqFt | Power (MW) | Estimated Launch |
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| Plaza PrimeInterested in this information?Contact us | 244,440 SqFt | 60 Megawatts | |
| Ridge PlusInterested in this information?Contact us | 244,440 SqFt | 60 Megawatts | |
| EdgeInterested in this information?Contact us | SqFt | 0 Megawatts | Q2 2026 |
| Tower OneInterested in this information?Contact us | 237,337 SqFt | 50 Megawatts | Q1 2026 |
| Metro PlazaInterested in this information?Contact us | 125,530 SqFt | 30 Megawatts | Q4 2026 |
Qunicy is a small town in rural Washington state (population 6,800), but has a big impact on the Internet infrastructure. What Quincy has is abundant and excess power from hydro electric sources.
At first it was the ‘mega content’ companies that deployed to Quincy. Yahoo, Microsoft were early to the area. Now there are plenty of wholesale and retail colocation options.
The main benefit of having a data center located in Quincy, Washington State is the abundant renewable power (at least 2,000 MW) from Wanapum and Priest Rapids dams operated by the Grant County PUD. Commercial power costs are around 2.5 cents /kWh, which is significantly lower than the rest of the nation which are approximately 10 cents /kWh nationally.