Capacity
20 MW
Planned / design
Lead participant
Equinix, Inc.
Developer
Last updated
Aug 26, 2026
Most recent public record update
About Equinix SG6
Equinix broke ground on SG6 in November 2024. Its current 2025 annual filing still schedules Phase 1 for Q1 2027 with 1,550 cabinets, while the nine-story facility is planned to provide 20 MW when fully built.
Capacity
Planned / designOperating capacity—An operating IT-capacity figure has not been publicly disclosed.
Future Potential20 MWActual · Equinix SG6
Development
2 phases · 2 milestonesSG6 Phase 1Under Construction
Current filing supersedes the prior 1,525-cabinet table entry.
1 building
SG6 fully built facilityPlanned
Full-build power envelope, not Phase 1 operating capacity.
1 building
Nov 19, 2024
Equinix announces and breaks ground on SG6
CompletedJan 1, 2027
SG6 Phase 1 target
ForecastInfrastructure
Electric GridPlanned Or Represented
20 MW
Facility output when fully built; not Phase 1 live capacity.
Compute And Platform SystemUnder Construction
1,550 cabinets
Current Form 10-K development schedule.
Cooling SystemPlanned Or Represented
Planned support for high-power compute; no deployed customer configuration yet.
Project map
0 of 1 project point mappedInfrastructure facts
3
Mapped records
1
Capacity figures
2
No map point available
Power & interconnection: 1Cooling & water: 1Site systems: 1
Facts & sources
Published claims and their source links.
Current StatusUnder construction; Phase 1 target Q1 2027Actual
Under construction; Phase 1 target Q1 2027
Groundbreaking Date2024-11-19Actual
2024-11-19
Phase 1 Target RfsQ1 2027Forecast
Q1 2027
Building Height9 storiesDesign
9 stories
Full Build Power20 MWActual
20 MW
Phase 1 Cabinet Capacity1,550 cabinetsActual
1,550 cabinets
Phase 1 Capex$290,000,000Reported Rounded
$290,000,000
Initial Investment Announcement$260,000,000Transaction Scope
$260,000,000
Pilot Dc Cfa StatusAwardedActual
Awarded
Liquid Cooling CapabilityPlannedForecast
Planned
Renewable Energy CoverageOperator says facility will be coveredActual
Operator says facility will be covered