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Data center builds in Washington

16 proposed, approved, under-construction and expanding data centers, the same snapshot the app serves, with a source and a date on every fact.

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    Advance Phase LLC Walla Walla Campus (Project Tree)

    Proposed: a data center in Walla Walla County, Washington, from the Kapwork Grow tracker (1 source). Sources and dates on every fact.

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    Atlas Agro Richland Data Center Campus

    Proposed: a 320 MW data center in Benton County, Washington, from the Kapwork Grow tracker (2 sources). Sources and dates on every fact.

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    AWS Wallula Gap Campus

    Proposed: a 300 MW data center in Walla Walla County, Washington, from the Kapwork Grow tracker (2 sources). Sources and dates on every fact.

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    Bitdeer Wenatchee (Pangborn) Data Center

    Under construction: a 13 MW data center in Douglas County, Washington, from the Kapwork Grow tracker (2 sources). Sources and dates on every fact.

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    Blue Fern Cle Elum Data Center

    Proposed: a 20 MW data center in Kittitas County, Washington, from the Kapwork Grow tracker (1 source). Sources and dates on every fact.

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    Colossus Starbucks Center Seattle Data Center

    Proposed: a 20 MW data center in King County, Washington, from the Kapwork Grow tracker (1 source). Sources and dates on every fact.

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    Digital Realty 301 Virginia Street Seattle Data Center

    Proposed: a data center in King County, Washington, from the Kapwork Grow tracker (1 source). Sources and dates on every fact.

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    Microsoft East Wenatchee Campus

    Under construction: a 180 MW data center in Douglas County, Washington, from the Kapwork Grow tracker (1 source). Sources and dates on every fact.

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    Microsoft Malaga Campus

    Under construction: a 288 MW data center in Kittitas County, Washington, from the Kapwork Grow tracker (2 sources). Sources and dates on every fact.

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    Pacific Northwest National Laboratory On-Premises Next-Gen AI Compute Data Center

    Proposed: a 40 MW data center in Benton County, Washington, from the Kapwork Grow tracker (1 source). Sources and dates on every fact.

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    Pacland 3625 First Avenue South Seattle Data Center

    Proposed: a data center in King County, Washington, from the Kapwork Grow tracker (1 source). Sources and dates on every fact.

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    PNNL AI Data Center

    Proposed: a 2 MW data center in Benton County, Washington, from the Kapwork Grow tracker (1 source). Sources and dates on every fact.

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    Rock Point Data Center Project

    Proposed: a 1000 MW data center in Spokane County, Washington, from the Kapwork Grow tracker (1 source). Sources and dates on every fact.

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    Sabey Intergate.Columbia Building D

    Under construction: a data center in Douglas County, Washington, from the Kapwork Grow tracker (1 source). Sources and dates on every fact.

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    STACK Infrastructure Goldendale Data Center

    Proposed: a 958 MW data center in Klickitat County, Washington, from the Kapwork Grow tracker (1 source). Sources and dates on every fact.

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    Trammell Crow Lewis & Clark Ranch Data Center

    Proposed: a data center in Benton County, Washington, from the Kapwork Grow tracker (2 sources). Sources and dates on every fact.

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