Iron Mountain WPA-1 Western Pennsylvania Data Center
- Planned critical IT
- 15.5 MW
- Updated
- Oct 28, 2026
Iron Mountain WPA-1 Western Pennsylvania Data Center, also known as Iron Mountain WPA-1, is a data center project in Boyers, PA, US. Underground Western Pennsylvania facility with 15.5 MW of total capacity on a secure former-limestone-mine campus. N+1 power design with redundant feeds and geothermal cooling supported by an underground reservoir. Customer utilization, private contract terms and unreported project financing remain outside the verified public record.
Capacity
Operating IT capacity: Not established in published records
A missing figure does not mean zero. Planned, utility and generation figures are not operating IT capacity.
Development
Iron Mountain WPA-1 Western Pennsylvania Data Center, also known as Iron Mountain WPA-1, is a data center project in Boyers, PA, US. Underground Western Pennsylvania facility with 15.5 MW of total capacity on a secure former-limestone-mine campus. N+1 power design with redundant feeds and geothermal cooling supported by an underground reservoir. Customer utilization, private contract terms and unreported project financing remain outside the verified public record.
Milestones (1)
Aug 29, 2026 · Recorded actual event
Completed · Status changed
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Developer (1)
- Iron Mountain WPA-1 facility profile · Aug 28, 2026 · Primary
Site & development
Technical specifications
Additional project facts
Capacity basis
Actual14.2 MW is the Q2 2026 SEC-reported leaseable operating capacity. The larger marketed facility power or design boundary is retained as a separate assertion and is not presented as current operating IT.
SourceCapacity basis
Actual14.2 MW is the Q2 2026 SEC-reported leaseable operating capacity. The larger marketed facility power or design boundary is retained as a separate assertion and is not presented as current operating IT.
SourceInfrastructure & permits
Technical details (3)
Operational
14.2 MW
14.2 MW is the Q2 2026 SEC-reported leaseable operating capacity. The larger marketed facility-power or design boundary is retained as a separate assertion and is not presented as current operating IT.
Operational
N+1 power design with redundant feeds and geothermal cooling supported by an underground reservoir.
Operational
Cooling and resilience architecture is described at facility or campus level; instantaneous draw and tenant utilization remain undisclosed.
Project map
Public-source research. Plans may change. See Evidence for sources and qualifications.