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Switch

DeveloperOperatorOwnerTop 31 global operator

Switch is a technology company that designs, builds, and operates data centres. They engineer facilities for digital services such as smartphones, social media, and online banking. They provide colocation and EDGE data centre services, alongside network connectivity solutions. Switch focuses on purpose-built engineering for AI and enterprise workloads, with a commitment to sustainable design and renewable power resources.

At a glance

Facilities tracked

15

Markets

11

Countries

3

Live capacity

950+ MW

Pipeline

300+ MW

Total potential

1,450+ 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.


Las Vegas, NV, USFounded 20001,000 employees

Switch data centre locations

14 mapped sites across 3 countries, coloured by status.

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About Switch

Switch's market position reflects a business model emphasizing density and redundancy in key markets rather than pursuing nationwide or global distribution. The concentrated Las Vegas footprint provides operational advantages and local customer relationships but also creates geographic concentration risk. Growth prospects likely depend on expanding capacity in secondary markets and deepening penetration in competitive regions like Northern Virginia and the Southeast, where the operator currently maintains modest presence.


American data center company specializing in high-density facilities for AI, cloud, and enterprise workloads with large campuses across Nevada, Atlanta, Grand Rapids, and Austin.

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Company Overview

Ownership Type

Private

Switch facilities

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

AtlantaUnited States

Grand RapidsUnited States

HoustonUnited States

Las VegasUnited States

RenoUnited States

AmsterdamNetherlands

PittsburghUnited States

RotterdamNetherlands

WarsawPoland

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Recent Activity

  • Permit filedAug 24, 2026

    Switch files to develop data center on former Pittsburgh race track

    Switch has filed to develop a data center on the site of a former Pittsburgh race track.

  • IPOAug 10, 2026

    Switch confidentially files for IPO

    Switch, a data-centre operator, has confidentially filed for an initial public offering, according to reporting.

  • PartnershipMar 24, 202512 GW

    Oklo Partners with Switch for 12 GW Nuclear Power Agreement

    Oklo has signed a non-binding Master Power Agreement with data center developer Switch to provide 12 GW of advanced nuclear power by 2044. This partnership aims to accelerate decarbonization and provide clean energy for data centers.

  • PartnershipJan 7, 20251,400 MW

    DTE Energy partners with Switch for data center development

    DTE Energy has executed a non-binding term sheet with Switch, a data center developer, for a new data center complex. This development is expected to be supported by hyperscaler tenants and other AI and enterprise customers, with anticipated load ramping up to 1.4 GW between 2026 and 2032.

  • PartnershipDec 16, 20241,400 MW

    DTE Energy partners with Switch for new data center complex, anticipating 1.4 GW load

    DTE Energy has executed a non-binding term sheet with Switch, a data center developer, for a new data center complex. The project is expected to support hyperscaler tenants and AI customers, with anticipated load ramping up to 1.4 GW between 2026 and 2032.

Corporate structure

1 subsidiary with a page on DC Atlas.

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