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Stack Infrastructure

OperatorOwnerDeveloperTop 5 global operator

STACK Infrastructure is a digital infrastructure partner that provides powered land and scalable solutions for AI/ML and cloud density. They focus on client-driven strategy and conscientious development practices, offering scalable campuses and design options to support growth. They deliver data centre solutions designed for future demands, offering flexible, AI/ML density options. STACK embeds sustainable practices into operations and development, prioritising safety, sustainability, and community value. Their services include end-to-end development expertise for complex digital infrastructure solutions.

At a glance

Facilities tracked

80

Markets

28

Countries

11

Live capacity

1,100+ MW

Pipeline

3,000+ MW

Total potential

4,200+ MW

17% of pipeline is estimated rather than sourced.

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.


Denver, CO, USFounded 2019300 employees

Stack Infrastructure data centre locations

70 mapped sites across 11 countries, coloured by status.

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About Stack Infrastructure

Stack Infrastructure's business model targets wholesale customers exclusively, primarily hyperscale operators and AI/ML focused enterprises seeking carrier neutral infrastructure. This specialization contrasts with the broader enterprise and colocation diversification of larger operators, creating both strategic focus and customer concentration risk. The wholesale concentration aligns the company's economic interests directly with the accelerating capital expenditure cycles of major cloud providers and AI infrastructure developers. Carrier neutrality in the portfolio ensures the company serves as a flexible infrastructure foundation rather than competing with customer networks, a positioning that strengthens long-term customer relationships in increasingly competitive wholesale markets.

The operator's trajectory reflects the current market dynamics favoring specialized wholesale competitors with strong private equity backing. Northern Virginia's capacity density and Phoenix's power efficiency showcase disciplined capital allocation toward markets with constrained supply. European operations, while modest by capacity measures, position Stack for potential expansion as APAC demand patterns mature and European markets absorb distributed AI workloads. Against the backdrop of slowing hyperscale growth in certain regions and intensifying competition from larger diversified operators, Stack Infrastructure's focused wholesale model and geographic specificity represent viable differentiation, though future growth will depend on maintaining customer concentration while diversifying into emerging geographies where competing capacity remains structurally limited.


STACK Infrastructure is a data center company that develops and operates hyperscale data centers, powered shells, and colocation facilities for hyperscale and enterprise clients.

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Company Overview

Ownership Type

Private Equity

Parent Company

DigitalBridge

Stack Infrastructure facilities

Every Stack Infrastructure site with a page on DC Atlas, by market.

Northern VirginiaUnited States

OsloNorway

Silicon ValleyUnited States

MilanItaly

ChicagoUnited States

CopenhagenDenmark

PortlandUnited States

AtlantaUnited States

Dallas-Fort WorthUnited States

MelbourneAustralia

StockholmSweden

AvenchesSwitzerland

CanberraAustralia

FrankfurtGermany

JohorMalaysia

Johor BahruMalaysia

New AlbanyUnited States

OsakaJapan

PerthAustralia

SizianoItaly

SydneyAustralia

TokyoJapan

TomterNorway

TorontoCanada

WangaraAustralia

ZurichSwitzerland

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Recent Activity

  • Stage changeAug 18, 2026$6B

    Amazon announces $6B Louisiana data center expansion to $18B total investment

    Amazon announced a $6 billion expansion of its northwest Louisiana data center project, bringing total planned investment to $18 billion. The expansion includes a third data center campus at Resilient Technology Park in Shreveport, extending across Caddo and Bossier parishes. The project is expected to create 210 direct jobs and 499 indirect jobs in the region, with all three campuses supporting up to 750 direct jobs total. This expansion comes less than six months after Amazon announced its initial $12 billion investment in February 2026.

  • RegulatoryJul 21, 202677 MW

    Hayward rewrites data center rules after STACK approval

    Hayward, California approved a 310,000-square-foot hyperscale data center by STACK Infrastructure with 76.6 MW capacity in May 2025 without City Council review. Facing community pushback over environmental and resource concerns, the city subsequently established new zoning regulations requiring data center projects larger than 50 MW to receive public hearings and City Council approval. The facility is projected to generate $8.3-10.5 million annually in tax revenue while raising concerns about water and energy resource consumption during California's drought.

  • Stage changeJul 17, 2026

    Stack Infrastructure data center project in Hesse, Germany canceled

    Stack Infrastructure has canceled a planned data center facility in Hesse, Germany. The project represents a concrete industry occurrence affecting the German data center market. No details on capacity, timeline, or reasons for cancellation are provided in the available text.

  • OppositionJul 17, 2026

    Virginians Challenge Power-Hungry Data Center Expansion

    Residents in Virginia are increasingly opposing the expansion of data centers due to their significant power and water consumption. Despite Virginia hosting the largest data center market globally and offering tax exemptions, local communities are rallying against new projects. Concerns are amplified by ongoing drought conditions and the sheer scale of proposed facilities, leading to protests and demands for a pause on permitting.

  • Stage changeJul 13, 2026864 MW

    Stack announces 864MW data centre contract in $25B+ APAC expansion

    Stack has announced a new 864MW data centre contract as part of a larger $25 billion-plus investment or transaction in the Asia-Pacific region. The announcement represents significant capacity deployment and capital commitment by the operator in APAC markets. This deal underscores continued growth in regional data centre demand and Stack's expansion strategy.

  • RegulatoryJun 30, 2026

    Stack Infrastructure AI Data Center Project in Pittsylvania Moves Forward

    Stack Infrastructure's AI data center project in Pittsylvania will proceed after the General Assembly finalized a budget that maintained state tax exemptions for the data center industry. These exemptions were a key factor in the budget's approval.

Platform & Sustainability

Science-based targets
Liquid cooling capable
GPU-cluster ready
HPC capable

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