Oracle Salt Lake City Data Center West Jordan: OCI Cloud & R&D Hub Utah

Status: Operational   |   Location: 6136 West 10120 South, West Jordan, UT 84081 (Secondary facility at 1499-1521 S 4800 W, Salt Lake City, UT 84104), Utah, United States

Project Overview

The Oracle Salt Lake City Data Center, also known as Project Sequoia, is a major enterprise cloud and Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) hosting facility located in West Jordan, Utah, serving as an important digital infrastructure node for the Intermountain West region. The approximately 237,500-square-foot facility is designed to support a broad range of Oracle services, including Oracle On Demand, core database platforms, enterprise applications, research and development activities, and OCI cloud workloads. Its strategic location within the Salt Lake City metropolitan area provides Oracle with access to a growing technology market while enabling reliable cloud and enterprise services for customers across Utah and surrounding western states. The facility is engineered around the performance, availability, and scalability requirements of modern enterprise computing environments, with infrastructure designed to accommodate increasingly demanding cloud applications and data-intensive workloads. One of the facility’s notable operational advantages is its location in Utah, where relatively low ambient humidity can support efficient use of outside-air cooling technologies under suitable environmental conditions. The data center incorporates advanced air-side economization systems that can utilize favorable outdoor conditions to reduce reliance on mechanical cooling, potentially improving overall energy efficiency and operational performance. High-density containment systems are also integrated into the facility to improve airflow management and separate hot and cold air streams, helping maintain stable operating temperatures as computing densities increase. These technologies are particularly relevant as cloud infrastructure evolves to support artificial intelligence, analytics, database processing, and other workloads that generate higher thermal loads. Project Sequoia therefore provides Oracle with a scalable platform capable of supporting both established enterprise applications and emerging high-performance cloud requirements. By combining substantial facility space, OCI infrastructure, advanced airflow management, and climate-assisted cooling strategies, the Salt Lake City Data Center strengthens Oracle’s regional cloud presence and provides a foundation for continued growth across the Intermountain West. The facility represents an important component of Oracle’s distributed cloud architecture, bringing enterprise-grade computing, database services, and cloud infrastructure closer to regional customers while maintaining the scalability required for future digital workloads.

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