Chirisa Technology Parks
Chirisa Technology Parks develops and delivers high-performance facilities for hyperscale, HPC, and AI customers. The company focuses on rapid delivery of capacity at scale, utilising a pipeline of brownfield and greenfield locations in key data centre geographies across North America and Europe. They offer powered shell, build-to-suit, and wholesale colocation options. Chirisa provides data centre campuses, including master-planned developments and adaptive reuse of existing building shells, designed to meet complex customer needs.
At a glance
Facilities tracked
5
Markets
2
Countries
1
Live capacity
80+ MW
Pipeline
250+ MW
Total potential
300+ MW
Live capacity is power in service today. Pipeline is under construction plus announced. Total potential counts every megawatt once, including expansion headroom at existing sites.
Chirisa Technology Parks data centre locations
5 mapped sites across 1 country, coloured by status.
Company Overview
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Every Chirisa Technology Parks site with a page on DC Atlas, by market.
RichmondUnited States
- Chester Chirisa Technology Parks 002Chester · Under construction
- Chester Chirisa Technology Parks 003Chester · Under construction
- Chester Chirisa Technology Parks 005Chester · Operational
VoloUnited States
- Volo Chirisa Technology Parks 001Volo · Operational
- Volo Chirisa Technology Parks 004Volo · Operational
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Recent Activity
Bloom Energy Partners with CoreWeave to Power AI Data Center in Illinois
Bloom Energy announced an agreement with CoreWeave to power a high-performance data center owned by Chirisa Technology Parks in Volo, Illinois using Bloom's fuel cell technology. Additionally, Silicon Valley Power received municipal approval to use Bloom fuel cells to power 20 megawatts of AWS data centers in Santa Clara, California. These partnerships highlight growing commercial demand for distributed energy generation to power data center infrastructure amid rising electricity demand.