HOT AISLE DATA CENTERS

Hot Aisle data centers.
What public records show.

Hot Aisle is a private AMD GPU cloud and publishes no megawatt figure. It names one site, the Switch Pyramid campus in Gaines Township near Grand Rapids, Michigan. The campus has state air permits, a state Renaissance Zone and SEC filings from Switch, but no public record names Hot Aisle as a tenant.

SITES CHECKED OCTOBER 5, 2026

1 Hot Aisle site.
6 public records.

Each site sits at the highest stage a record supports. Announced megawatts are shown beside the records, never added to them. A missing record does not mean a site is behind. Many counties publish nothing online.

  1. 0Announced
  2. 0Site identified
  3. 0Permitted
  4. 0Power secured
  5. 1Operating

Gaines Township (Grand Rapids area), Kent County, MI

Switch Pyramid campus (former Steelcase Pyramid)

Operating

Why this stage: Switch's 2021 Form 10-K says the Switch PYRAMID data center opened in June 2016 with up to 10 MW available and 99% utilization. State air permits and a Renaissance Zone cover the campus. None of these records names Hot Aisle, and all campus figures predate Hot Aisle's October 2023 founding.

Owner or developer
Switch, through site entities SUPERNAP Grand Rapids, LLC and MI GRR, LLC
Hot Aisle's role
Colocation tenant
Link to Hot Aisle
“Located at the Switch Pyramid data center in Grand Rapids, Michigan.” Hot Aisle website, Datacenter Infrastructure page
Announced capacity
“Hot Aisle's expansion model begins with relatively small clusters, potentially around half a megawatt and 128 GPUs at a time.” Hot Aisle blog, The Case for Small, Distributed, On-Demand AI Compute
Stated timing
“Today, Hot Aisle operates from one location. A July 2026 post says Hot Aisle is at 100% capacity with a queue of customers waiting for MI300X capacity.” Source
Public records found for Switch Pyramid campus (former Steelcase Pyramid), oldest first.
DateRecordWhat it showsSource
November 28, 2016Air permitMichigan EGLE, Air Quality Division · Permit to Install 112-16 (SRN P0709)Original permit for 60 emergency engines and belly tanks at the campus. These are backup units.Stated capacity: “60 emergency engines and their associated belly tanks”Status: Issued to SUPERNAP Grand Rapids, LLC. The active permit list now shows revision 112-16A.Record
March 1, 2022SEC filingSwitch, Inc. (SEC EDGAR) · Form 10-K for 2021, accession 0001710583-22-000009The Switch PYRAMID opened in June 2016 with up to about 220,000 square feet of data center floor and up to 10 MW. Two more campus buildings are planned with up to 100 MW. Pyramid utilization was 99% of available cabinets. Names no tenant.Stated capacity: “have up to 10 MW of 100% renewable power available to the facility”Status: Filed. Switch went private in December 2022 and files no newer reports.Record
August 3, 2022Air permitMichigan EGLE, Air Quality Division · Inspection activity report P070964123On-site inspection of the Switch facility. Six of the permitted engines were installed, three in 2017 and three in 2020. Notes the site becomes a major NOx source once the 33rd engine is installed.Stated capacity: “Six of the 59 permitted engines have been installed thus far”Status: ComplianceRecord
November 9, 2022SEC filingSwitch, Inc. (SEC EDGAR) · Form 8-K, Q3 2022 results, accession 0001710583-22-000045Switch spent $6.1 million in the quarter at the Pyramid Campus on construction and site development for the GRAND RAPIDS 2 data center. The matching 10-Q puts Pyramid Campus utilization at about 96% on September 30, 2022. Names no tenant.Status: FiledRecord
May 31, 2023Air permitMichigan EGLE, Air Quality Division · Permit to Install 112-16A (SRN P0709)Permit for 36 diesel emergency engines at 6100 East Paris Avenue, issued to MI GRR, LLC. Six engines were installed in 2017 and 2020; the rest show no install date. These are backup units. Names no tenant.Stated capacity: “Thirty-Six 2,740 kilowatt (kW) diesel-fueled emergency engines”Status: Approved. Listed on EGLE's active permit list.Record
September 3, 2025Tax abatementMichigan Strategic Fund (MEDC) · Renaissance Zone CY 2023 legislative reportLists Switch, Ltd. in Gaines Charter Township, Kent County, with a required investment of $151,190,000, a reported actual investment of $291,052,684 and 43 reported current jobs.Status: Active Renaissance Zone, benefits since January 1, 2017Record
Unverified: not found in online records
  • No government or SEC record names Hot Aisle at this campus. The only tie is Hot Aisle's own website.
  • Which campus building holds Hot Aisle's servers is not stated.
  • Switch's SEC figures end in 2022, before Hot Aisle was founded. No current record shows campus megawatts in use.
  • No utility approval or energization record for the campus was found online.
  • Township building permits and certificates of occupancy could not be read online.

NOT YET CHECKED

Other Hot Aisle sites.

These sites are named by the company or its partners. We have not yet checked their public records.

  • MI355X capacityNot named

    Hot Aisle says it is still raising capital to buy and deploy MI355X hardware. No site, date or megawatts named.

  • Future small clustersNot named

    Hot Aisle's September 2026 blog describes clusters of about half a megawatt and 128 GPUs placed where power is available. No locations announced.

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Company totals do not tell you whether your allocation is live. These questions tie a proposal to a site you can check.

  1. Which building at the Switch Pyramid campus holds your servers, and how many MI300X nodes are live there today?
  2. Your blog says you were at 100% capacity in July 2026. How many eight-GPU nodes are free now, and what notice do you need to add more?
  3. Is MI355X capacity funded and on order, and will it sit at the same Switch campus?
  4. If a new cluster is about half a megawatt, has Switch reserved that power for you in writing?

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Notes on these records

  • Hot Aisle said in July 2026 that it was at 100% capacity with customers waiting for MI300X.
  • Switch has been private since December 2022. Its campus megawatt figures come from its last public filings.

Records were read online on October 5, 2026. Corrections are welcome through the form below. All providers ↗

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