Sabey Data Centers Expands Power Capacity Across Key Campuses to Meet Rising Demand
Sabey Data Centers, a leading developer, owner, and operator of data center facilities, has announced new power availability and expansion plans across several of its flagship campuses. With additional capacity set to come online in the coming months — including 8 MW immediately available in the Pacific Northwest — Sabey continues to provide reliable, scalable, and energy-efficient infrastructure solutions to support the growing needs of enterprise and hyperscale customers.
The company has detailed its current and upcoming power availability at key locations:
- SDC Columbia: 4.5 MW available for immediate leasing, with an additional 18 MW open for pre-leasing. The first 9 MW is scheduled to come online in Q4 2026, followed by the remaining 9 MW in 2027.
- SDC Seattle: 3.5 MW available now, with 12 MW open for pre-leasing, expected to be operational in 2027.
- SDC Manhattan: 755 kW leasable immediately.
- SDC Ashburn: 14 MW available for pre-leasing, coming online by Q3 2026.
- SDC Austin: 18 MW available for pre-leasing, with the first 9 MW expected by Q4 2027.
- SDC Umatilla: 120 MW available for pre-leasing, with the initial 12 MW anticipated by 2027.
“In a nationwide market where vacancies are lower than ever, our priority remains providing customers with flexible, accessible power and space across our data center portfolio,” said Tim Mirick, President of Sabey Data Centers. “From Manhattan to Texas to the Pacific Northwest, our campuses offer secure and sustainable options for both immediate requirements and long-term growth.”
The announcement comes amid accelerating demand for digital infrastructure as enterprises and hyperscale operators expand their operations to support cloud services, artificial intelligence, and other data-intensive workloads. Sabey’s strategic expansion ensures that customers have access to reliable power capacity exactly when and where they need it, combining operational efficiency with future-proof scalability.
Sabey’s approach emphasizes flexibility and sustainability. By integrating renewable energy sourcing with decades of operational experience, the company is providing solutions that not only meet today’s demands but also anticipate future growth. Each campus is designed to accommodate scalable expansion, allowing tenants to quickly ramp up capacity as their needs evolve.
This expansion reflects broader trends in the data center industry, where demand is increasingly concentrated in key regional hubs. By investing in both immediate availability and long-term development pipelines, Sabey positions itself as a trusted partner for organizations seeking stable, resilient infrastructure.
The company’s campuses span major metropolitan regions and strategic locations across the U.S., offering a mix of immediate leasable power and pre-leasing options for future deployment. These expansions reinforce Sabey’s commitment to providing high-quality, reliable infrastructure while supporting the growth of digital economies across the country.
With enterprise adoption of cloud services, AI-driven workloads, and data analytics accelerating, reliable access to energy-efficient data center capacity is a critical factor for business continuity and growth. Sabey’s current and planned expansions demonstrate its ability to meet these requirements, ensuring that clients can scale operations without compromise.
By aligning infrastructure development with customer needs and market trends, Sabey Data Centers continues to play a leading role in supporting digital transformation. The company’s investment strategy reflects a commitment to delivering operational excellence, environmental responsibility, and long-term reliability across its network of campuses.
As organizations increasingly seek high-performance, energy-efficient facilities, Sabey’s latest announcement underscores the company’s dedication to providing both immediate solutions and long-term growth potential, securing its position as a key player in the North American data center market.
