Vantage WA1 Quincy Washington Hyperscale Data Center – 89 MW

Status: Fully Operational   |   Location: 2101 M Street NE, Quincy, WA 98848, United States

Project Overview

The Vantage Data Centers Quincy Washington Campus (WA1 / WA13 Building) represents a major $1 billion hyperscale digital infrastructure hub situated on a 68-acre master-planned site in Quincy, Grant County, Washington, USA. Strategically developed within the Pacific Northwest, the three-building campus provides approximately 89 MW of total critical IT capacity across 775,000 square feet of total space, with the large-scale WA13 facility contributing 64 MW of IT load alone. The campus benefits from the region’s competitive electricity rates and abundant zero-carbon hydroelectric resources, creating a strategic environment for hyperscale cloud deployments, high-density computing, and increasingly power-intensive artificial intelligence workloads.

Designed for Hyperscale and AI Workloads

The Quincy campus is engineered to accommodate the requirements of hyperscale cloud providers, enterprise customers, and high-density AI computing deployments. Across its three-building configuration, the campus provides substantial electrical and technical infrastructure for large-scale cloud platforms, enterprise applications, and compute-intensive workloads. The 64 MW WA13 building significantly expands the campus’s ability to support dense AI and accelerated computing environments, including GPU-intensive training and inference applications. The combination of high critical IT capacity and scalable campus infrastructure allows Vantage to accommodate growing compute densities while supporting the rapidly increasing energy requirements of next-generation digital workloads.

Large-Scale Infrastructure and Economic Impact

Backed by an estimated $1 billion investment, the Vantage Quincy campus represents a significant addition to Washington State’s hyperscale data center infrastructure. The 89 MW total critical IT capacity and 775,000 square feet of space provide a substantial platform for cloud service providers and technology companies expanding their digital operations in the Pacific Northwest. The development also benefits from the region’s access to comparatively low-cost electricity and abundant hydroelectric generation, helping attract power-intensive computing businesses. The campus strengthens Quincy’s position as a major U.S. data center market while supporting continued investment in cloud infrastructure, AI computing, and the broader digital economy.

Strategic Connectivity and Hydroelectric Resources in Quincy

Located in Quincy, Grant County, the campus benefits from the Pacific Northwest’s established data center ecosystem and access to abundant hydroelectric resources. The region’s power infrastructure provides access to electricity with a strong renewable generation component, making Quincy an attractive location for large-scale digital infrastructure seeking lower-carbon energy sources. The campus also benefits from regional telecommunications and fiber connectivity supporting access to major cloud and enterprise markets across the western United States. Its combination of substantial capacity, competitive energy economics, and renewable hydro resources reinforces Quincy’s role as a strategic hyperscale destination for cloud computing, AI infrastructure, and high-performance digital workloads.

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