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Prime SMF02 Sacramento

PRJ-1270 · Site · Sacramento / McClellan Park, California, United States

Captured 2026-09-13T04:55:03.633Z · Record last updated 2026-09-13

SHA-256: b7ce45bb6b5a8c35b3ebf8a40052433f304a8fa76cb95ddaf35a3f0972a66d03

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Scope and capacity

Prime SMF02 is the second data center on Prime Data Centers' Sacramento campus and entered construction with a May 7, 2026 groundbreaking. The facility is designed for 150,000 square feet and 18 MW of critical IT capacity. Prime says SMF02 will use closed-loop chilled-water cooling, while the broader Sacramento campus is served by SMUD with an on-site substation. Current campus materials report 10 carriers in proximity; that figure describes campus connectivity rather than an SMF02-specific on-net carrier count. The project is expected to support roughly 250 construction jobs and about 30 permanent operating jobs.

Headline: 18 MW Planned critical IT

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Claims and exhibit sources

Building Area · 150,000 sq. ft.

design · Prime SMF02 Sacramento (project)

Claim 158488 · Review: Approved · Claim date: Not published

  1. Prime Data Centers Breaks Ground on Second Sacramento Data Center, Expanding Regional Campus Footprint

    Prime Data Centers · Document date: 2026-05-07 · Primary

    https://primedatacenters.com/news/prime-data-centers-breaks-ground-on-second-sacramento-data-center-expanding-regional-campus-footprint/
  2. Sacramento Data Centers

    Prime Data Centers · Document date: Not published · Corroborating

    https://primedatacenters.com/locations/sacramento/

Critical It Capacity · 18 MW

design · Prime SMF02 Sacramento (project)

Claim 158489 · Review: Approved · Claim date: Not published

  1. Prime Data Centers Breaks Ground on Second Sacramento Data Center, Expanding Regional Campus Footprint

    Prime Data Centers · Document date: 2026-05-07 · Primary

    https://primedatacenters.com/news/prime-data-centers-breaks-ground-on-second-sacramento-data-center-expanding-regional-campus-footprint/
  2. Sacramento Data Centers

    Prime Data Centers · Document date: Not published · Corroborating

    https://primedatacenters.com/locations/sacramento/

Construction Jobs Approx · 250 jobs

forecast · Prime SMF02 Sacramento (project)

Claim 158490 · Review: Approved · Claim date: Not published

  1. Prime Data Centers Breaks Ground on Second Sacramento Data Center, Expanding Regional Campus Footprint

    Prime Data Centers · Document date: 2026-05-07 · Primary

    https://primedatacenters.com/news/prime-data-centers-breaks-ground-on-second-sacramento-data-center-expanding-regional-campus-footprint/

Permanent Jobs Approx · 30 jobs

forecast · Prime SMF02 Sacramento (project)

Claim 158491 · Review: Approved · Claim date: Not published

  1. Prime Data Centers Breaks Ground on Second Sacramento Data Center, Expanding Regional Campus Footprint

    Prime Data Centers · Document date: 2026-05-07 · Primary

    https://primedatacenters.com/news/prime-data-centers-breaks-ground-on-second-sacramento-data-center-expanding-regional-campus-footprint/

Counterparties and capital

Prime Data Centers · Developer, Operator · CMP-0167

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