The Buildout Registry · Arizona

Vantage AZ1 (Goodyear)

Vantage Data Centers · Goodyear, Maricopa County, Arizona

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176 MW
Critical IT planned
64 MW
Energized today
2023
First power
WECC
Grid region · location approximate
In brief

What makes it notable.

  1. A five-building campus served by APS through a dedicated on-site substation with diverse 69 kV-plus feeds; 64 MW is live of 176 MW planned critical capacity.
  2. Buildings are purpose-built two-story shells constructed by McCarthy Building Companies, with closed-loop chilled-water cooling, air-side economizers and near-zero water use.
  3. AZ11 was delivered in July 2023, and the campus grew from three to five buildings, with AZ14 topped out and due in summer 2026.
Deal anatomy

Six layers, and who holds each.

Every Registry site is read the same way: a campus is real when each layer has a name. Members see the anchor tenant and the capital.

Power
Arizona Public Service (APS)
Site and build
McCarthy Building Companies
Compute
Not disclosed
Cloud operator
Not disclosed
Anchor tenant
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Capital
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Timeline

From here to full build.

  1. 2023First powerAZ11 delivered July 2023
  2. not disclosedFull buildoutAZ14 due summer 2026, AZ15 to follow
  3. Oct 2026Today
The detail

Each party's role.

Power

Arizona Public Service (APS). Utility; dedicated on-site substation with diverse 69kV+ feeds reported

Site and build

McCarthy Building Companies. General contractor; purpose-built two-story shells, closed-loop chilled-water cooling with air-side economizers, near-zero water use reported

Compute

Not disclosed. Tenant-controlled inferred

Cloud operator

Not disclosed. Tenant-controlled inferred

Related sites

Nearby in the buildout.

Sources

The record behind this page.

Neocloud Group

Who keeps this record.

Neocloud Group is the advisory firm AI companies bring in to secure data center capacity. The Registry is part of that work.

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