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Prime Phoenix Campus PHX01

Avondale, Arizona, United StatesUnder construction
Capacity
240 MW
Planned critical IT
Lead participant
Prime Data Centers
Developer
Last updated
Aug 27, 2026
Most recent public record update

About Prime Phoenix Campus PHX01

Prime Data Centers broke ground in May 2026 on the first three buildings of PHX01 in Avondale, Arizona. The five-building, 66.5-acre campus is designed for 240 MW of critical IT load and represents an announced investment of roughly $3 billion. SRP utility service and an on-site substation are planned.

Related projects

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Capacity

Planned critical IT
Operating capacity—An operating IT-capacity figure has not been publicly disclosed.
It Load240 MWDesign · Prime Phoenix Campus PHX01
It Load240 MWDesign · Prime Phoenix Campus PHX01
It Load240 MW planned critical IT design capacityActual · Prime Phoenix Campus PHX01

Development

1 phases · 2 milestones
Construction programUnder Construction

Prime Phoenix Campus PHX01: Construction program.

May 21, 2026
Prime Phoenix Campus PHX01 — Construction program
In Progress
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Prime Data Centers broke ground in May 2026 on the first three buildings of PHX01 in Avondale, Arizona.
In Progress

Infrastructure

Electric GridPlanned Or Represented

240 MW

240 MW planned critical IT design capacity

Site FacilityPlanned Or Represented

SRP utility service and an on-site substation are planned.

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Power & interconnection: 1Site systems: 1

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Location Context
Prime PHX01 campus | Avondale | Arizona | United States
Actual
Prime Data CentersPrime breaks ground on three buildings at 240 MW Phoenix campus
Lifecycle Status
Construction
Actual
Prime Data CentersPrime breaks ground on three buildings at 240 MW Phoenix campus
Reported Capacity
240 MW
Design
Prime Data CentersPrime breaks ground on three buildings at 240 MW Phoenix campus
Capacity Basis
Five building campus critical IT design
Actual
Prime Data CentersPrime breaks ground on three buildings at 240 MW Phoenix campus
Project Identity
Prime Phoenix Campus PHX01
Actual
Greater Phoenix Economic Council$3 Billion Avondale Data Center Breaks GroundPrime Data CentersPrime breaks ground on three buildings at 240 MW Phoenix campus
Lifecycle Status
Construction program
Actual
Greater Phoenix Economic Council$3 Billion Avondale Data Center Breaks GroundPrime Data CentersPrime breaks ground on three buildings at 240 MW Phoenix campus
Location
Avondale, Maricopa County, AZ, US
Actual
Greater Phoenix Economic Council$3 Billion Avondale Data Center Breaks GroundPrime Data CentersPrime breaks ground on three buildings at 240 MW Phoenix campus
Participant Roles
Prime Data Centers
Actual
Greater Phoenix Economic Council$3 Billion Avondale Data Center Breaks GroundPrime Data CentersPrime breaks ground on three buildings at 240 MW Phoenix campus
Capacity
240 MW
Design
Greater Phoenix Economic Council$3 Billion Avondale Data Center Breaks GroundPrime Data CentersPrime breaks ground on three buildings at 240 MW Phoenix campus
Capacity Basis
240 MW planned critical IT design capacity
Actual
Greater Phoenix Economic Council$3 Billion Avondale Data Center Breaks GroundPrime Data CentersPrime breaks ground on three buildings at 240 MW Phoenix campus
Development Scale
Prime Data Centers broke ground in May 2026 on the first three buildings of PHX01 in Avondale, Arizona. The five building, 66.5-acre campus is designed for 240 MW of critical IT load and represents an announced investment of roughly $3 billion
Actual
Greater Phoenix Economic Council$3 Billion Avondale Data Center Breaks GroundPrime Data CentersPrime breaks ground on three buildings at 240 MW Phoenix campus
Infrastructure
SRP utility service and an on site substation are planned.
Actual
Greater Phoenix Economic Council$3 Billion Avondale Data Center Breaks GroundPrime Data CentersPrime breaks ground on three buildings at 240 MW Phoenix campus