Tract data centers
Listed below are 16 data centers operated by Tract in the United States, identified from primary sources across 6 states and 3 cities.
What Tract does, and what this map holds
Acquires and entitles land for data centers, pre-positioning power, fiber and zoning, then sells shovel-ready sites to developers. It also does master-planned campus development, power and fiber procurement. This map identifies 16 data centers operated by Tract across 6 states and 3 cities. Its largest presence is Nevada, with 5 buildings.
After Nevada, Tract has the most data centers in Texas (5), Utah (3), Arizona (1), Illinois (1), Virginia (1). Each state below links to that state's own page, which carries every operator in it, the grid operator, and the moratorium, water and delay record that applies there.
Disclosure is uneven and this page does not paper over it. 4 of the 16 publish a floor area, and 13 publish a power figure. Each figure is shown against the building it belongs to and never added into a single total, because operators do not measure the same thing: one states the floor area of one hall, another the full capacity of a campus it has only announced.
12 of these records are marked planned, permitted or under construction rather than operating, and each is labeled as such in the list below.
Every Tract data center, by state and city
All 16 Tract data centers this map identifies, grouped by the state and then the city each one stands in. Every entry carries the source that names it.
Tract data centers in Nevada
All Nevada data centers ↗Storey County, Nevada3
- Peru Shelf Peru Shelf stands in Storey County, Nevada. The record puts it at 810 MW. It is recorded as planned rather than operating. It sits on the Peru Shelf Technology Park campus. 810 MW
- South Valley South Valley stands in Storey County, Nevada. The record puts it at 1215 MW. It is recorded as planned rather than operating. It sits on the South Valley Technology Park campus. 1215 MW
- Virginia Highlands Virginia Highlands stands in Storey County, Nevada. The record puts it at 2500 MW. It is recorded as planned rather than operating. It sits on the Virginia Highlands Technology Park campus. 2500 MW
Elsewhere in Nevada, Nevada2
- Peru Ridge Peru Ridge is recorded in Nevada. The record puts it at 230 MW. It is recorded as planned rather than operating. It sits on the Peru Ridge campus. 230 MW
- Sapphire Sapphire is recorded in Nevada. The record puts it at 700 MW. It is recorded as planned rather than operating. It sits on the Sapphire Technology Park campus. 700 MW
Tract data centers in Texas
All Texas data centers ↗San Antonio, Texas2
- Applewhite Applewhite stands in San Antonio, Bexar County, Texas. The record puts it at 720 MW. It is recorded as planned rather than operating. It sits on the Applewhite Technology Park campus. 720 MW
- Applewhite Technology Park Applewhite Technology Park stands in San Antonio, Bexar County, Texas. The record puts it at 339 square feet and 720 MW. 339 sq ft720 MW
Zapata County, Texas2
- Medina County Technology Park Medina County Technology Park stands in Zapata County, Texas. The record puts it at 265 square feet. 265 sq ft
- Medina Technology Park Medina Technology Park stands in Zapata County, Texas. The record puts it at 500 MW. It is recorded as planned rather than operating. It sits on the Medina Technology Park campus. 500 MW
Elsewhere in Texas, Texas1
- Caldwell Valley Caldwell Valley is recorded in Texas. The record puts it at 2,973 square feet. 2,973 sq ft
Tract data centers in Utah
All Utah data centers ↗Eagle Mountain, Utah2
- Pole Canyon Pole Canyon stands in Eagle Mountain, Utah County, Utah. The record puts it at 1700 MW. It is recorded as planned rather than operating. It sits on the Pole Canyon Technology Park campus. 1700 MW
- Pony Express Pony Express stands in Eagle Mountain, Utah County, Utah. The record puts it at 120 MW. It is recorded as planned rather than operating. It sits on the Pony Express Technology Park campus. 120 MW
Elsewhere in Utah, Utah1
- Pony Express Technology Park Pony Express Technology Park is recorded in Utah. The record puts it at 225 square feet. 225 sq ft
Tract data centers in Arizona
All Arizona data centers ↗Buckeye, Arizona1
- Tract data center Tract data center stands in Buckeye, Maricopa County, Arizona. The record puts it at 1800 MW. It is recorded as planned rather than operating. It sits on the Buckeye Technology Park campus. 1800 MW
Tract data centers in Illinois
All Illinois data centers ↗Elsewhere in Illinois, Illinois1
- Morris Technology Park Morris Technology Park is recorded in Illinois. The record puts it at 1000 MW. It is recorded as planned rather than operating. It sits on the Morris Technology Park campus. 1000 MW
Tract data centers in Virginia
All Virginia data centers ↗Elsewhere in Virginia, Virginia1
- Hanover Hanover is recorded in Virginia. The record puts it at 2400 MW. It is recorded as planned rather than operating. It sits on the Hanover Technology Park campus. 2400 MW
Floor area and power appear only where the operator or a government record publishes them, and are never added into one figure. A building a source describes without naming it is listed as a Tract data center at the city or county it stands in.
Where Tract data centers cluster
Tract's 16 data centers across 6 states. Each state links to its own page, which carries every operator in that state alongside the grid operator and the policy record.
Tract data centers, answered
How many data centers does Tract have?
This map identifies 16 US data centers operated by Tract, across 6 states and 3 cities. Each one is listed below with the city and county it stands in and the source that names it. This is a count of what primary sources describe in the United States, not a company-reported global total.
Where are Tract data centers located?
They are grouped below by state and then by city. Tract's largest presence is Nevada with 5 buildings, followed by Texas (5), Utah (3), Arizona (1), Illinois (1).
How big are Tract data centers?
4 of the 16 publish a floor area and 13 publish a power figure. Both are shown against the individual building rather than summed, because a floor area for one hall and an announced campus capacity are not the same measurement.
Who is Tract?
Acquires and entitles land for data centers, pre-positioning power, fiber and zoning, then sells shovel-ready sites to developers. It also does master-planned campus development, power and fiber procurement. On this map it is classified as developer. Its own site is at https://tract.com.
Counts are what primary sources describe in the United States as of 2026-09-02: the operator's own published facility list, PeeringDB, OpenStreetMap, Wikidata, and county and state building registers. They are not company-reported global totals, and this page never states a figure the record does not carry.