Switch to develop 382-acre data center campus in Beaver County, Pennsylvania

  • Switch plans to develop a 382-acre data center campus in Big Beaver Borough, Beaver County, Pennsylvania.
  • Project targets low-latency connectivity for customers across Eastern US, supported by access to major East-West and North-South fiber routes near Pittsburgh.
  • Switch expects to fund power-related infrastructure for campus, keeping those costs off customers.
  • Design uses closed-loop water recycling; Switch EVO data centers use zero water for server and GPU cooling.
  • Beaver County site adds to Switch Prime campus portfolio spanning Las Vegas, Tahoe Reno, Atlanta, Grand Rapids, Austin.


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