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TIERPOINT DATA CENTERS

TierPoint data centers.
What public records show.

TierPoint is a privately held data center operator and publishes no company-wide megawatt figure. It owns its TekPark campus near Allentown, Pennsylvania, where state regulators approved new power lines in August 2026 for a customer load of about 100 MW. Its newer AI-marketed buildings in St. Louis and Fort Worth have building permits, but no utility approval record was found.

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SITES CHECKED OCTOBER 5, 2026

4 TierPoint sites.
15 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. 3Permitted
  4. 0Power secured
  5. 1Operating

Breinigsville (Upper Macungie Township), Lehigh County, PA

TierPoint Allentown TekPark campus

Operating

Why this stage: The township's August 2026 minutes describe the new substation as supporting existing data center operations at 9999 Hamilton Boulevard. For the 100 MW expansion, the Pennsylvania PUC approved PPL's new lines on August 6, 2026, to serve a customer final load of about 100 MW. That expansion power is approved but not yet energized.

Owner or developer
TierPoint, which says it bought the 137-acre TekPark campus in October 2025. The air permit is held by Tierpoint Two, LLC.
TierPoint's role
Owner and operator
Link to TierPoint
“TierPoint clients at TekPark include large, technology service providers that are using advanced cooling solutions in support of artificial intelligence (AI) and other compute-intensive, GPU-accelerated workloads.” TierPoint news release
Announced capacity
100 MW. “100 MW power expansion that it expects to complete in the second half of 2026” TierPoint news release
Stated timing
“TierPoint said in March 2026 that the TekPark power expansion is expected to complete in the second half of 2026.” Source
Public records found for TierPoint Allentown TekPark campus, oldest first.
DateRecordWhat it showsSource
February 2, 2024Air permitPennsylvania DEP, Northeast Region Air Quality · Plan Approval 39-00108CPlan approval for Tierpoint Two, LLC at 9999 Hamilton Blvd to install and operate four diesel emergency generators. These are backup units.Stated capacity: “four (4) diesel-fired emergency generators, 2.5 MW each”Status: IssuedRecord
May 1, 2026Grid or utilityPennsylvania Public Utility Commission · A-2026-3062204, PPL Letter of NotificationPPL describes about 0.5 miles of tap lines to the new TEK Park 138/69-13 kV substation and 0.75 miles of new lines from the Breinigsville substation. Phase 1 in-service is April 2027 and Phase 2 is June 2027. One paragraph cites a customer-requested in-service date of November 2026.Stated capacity: “a second 69 kV electrical service point with an in-service date of April 2027 and a final load of 100 MW”Status: Filed by PPL Electric Utilities. Approved by the August 6, 2026 order.Record
August 6, 2026Grid or utilityPennsylvania Public Utility Commission · A-2026-3062204, Order of August 6, 2026Approves PPL's new 138/69 kV lines in Upper Macungie Township to connect a new customer-owned TEK Park substation. The order says the project will let PPL serve the customer's final load of about 100 MW. The order does not name TierPoint.Stated capacity: “serve the customer's final load of approximately 100 MW”Status: Approved. No protests were filed.Record
August 6, 2026ZoningUpper Macungie Township Board of Supervisors · Resolution 2026-36, Docket 2434Approves the TierPoint Substation at 9999 Hamilton Boulevard on part of an existing parking lot within the TierPoint Tech Park campus, to support existing data center operations.Stated capacity: “a 100-megavolt ampere electrical substation”Status: Preliminary/final minor land development plan approved unanimously, with conditionsRecord
Unverified: not found in online records
  • No energization record was found for the TEK Park substation or the new PPL lines.
  • Timing does not match. TierPoint targets the second half of 2026. PPL lists April 2027 and June 2027 in-service dates.
  • The PUC records describe an unnamed existing customer. The link to TierPoint comes from the township minutes and TierPoint's own release.
  • The size of the existing data center, about 16 MW, appears only in trade press. No government record states it.
  • No record shows how much of the campus load is GPU capacity or which tenants use it.
  • The Lehigh County parcel record was not checked to confirm the October 2025 purchase.

St. Louis, City of St. Louis, MO

TierPoint St. Louis Locust Street data center

Permitted

Why this stage: The city issued TierPoint electrical and mechanical permits for data center work in 2025 and 2026, and Missouri DNR issued a construction permit in September 2025. Ameren describes a 12 kV upgrade for the site but no approval or energization record was found.

Owner or developer
TierPoint. The city parcel record lists TierPoint Properties LLC as owner of 2300 Locust St.
TierPoint's role
Owner and operator
Link to TierPoint
“we expect the new facility will be a landing spot for large-scale, high-density colocation services required for artificial intelligence and other compute-intensive, GPU-accelerated workloads” TierPoint news release
Announced capacity
5 MW. “The first phase of the investment plan also calls for 5 Megawatts (MW) of utility power, including 3 MW of critical load.” TierPoint news release
Stated timing
“TierPoint's location page lists the site as under development and marked now available, with four 2.0 MW generators.” Source
Public records found for TierPoint St. Louis Locust Street data center, oldest first.
DateRecordWhat it showsSource
June 30, 2025Building permitCity of St. Louis Building Division · 2300 Locust St permits, 2025Lists TierPoint electrical work described as 303289 TIERPOINT DATA CENTER, valued at $7,351,245, and a mechanical permit for TIERPOINT LOCUST ST valued at $6,400,000, issued July 29, 2025.Status: IssuedRecord
September 17, 2025Air permitMissouri Department of Natural Resources, Air Pollution Control Program · Construction Permit 092025-009Permit for TierPoint LLC Data Center, St. Louis, project 2025-04-048. The public summary does not list equipment.Status: Issued, de minimis construction permitRecord
November 14, 2025Public recordAmeren Missouri · TierPoint data center development case studyAmeren describes upgrading the site from a 4 kV system to a 12 kV distribution system for TierPoint's first phase, with a path to 20 MW of utility power.Stated capacity: “initial 5 MW phase 1 (which included 3 MW of critical load)”Status: Published by the utility. Does not confirm energization.Record
March 26, 2026Building permitCity of St. Louis Building Division · 2300 Locust St permits, 2026Lists an electrical permit for TIERPOINT DATA CENTER 5TH & 6TH FLOORS valued at $9,719,317 and a $4,000,000 mechanical permit for the same floors. A September 30, 2026 occupancy permit covers office space on levels 1, 5 and 6 as a partial permit.Status: IssuedRecord
UndatedTax abatementCity of St. Louis Assessor · Parcel 0920-9-020.000The parcel record lists TierPoint Properties LLC as owner and says the property is not abated.Status: Not abated, as viewed October 4, 2026Record
Unverified: not found in online records
  • No utility approval or energization record was found. Missouri PSC dockets were not checked.
  • The only occupancy permit found is for office space. No certificate of occupancy for the data hall was found.
  • TierPoint says a Fortune 100 company signed as a tenant. No record names GPU tenants at this site.

Fort Worth, Tarrant County, TX

TierPoint Dallas - Fort Worth data center

Permitted

Why this stage: Texas TDLR registered TierPoint's conversion of unoccupied office space to a high density data hall in April 2024, and the project is closed. City of Fort Worth permits show TierPoint electrical work and a $3 million data hall remodel permit. No utility record was found.

Owner or developer
TierPoint, which announced buying the 13701 Independence Parkway building in January 2024. TDLR lists TierPoint, LLC as owner.
TierPoint's role
Owner and operator
Link to TierPoint
“is a future landing spot for the large-scale, high-density colocation services required for artificial intelligence and other compute-intensive, GPU-accelerated workloads” TierPoint news release
Announced capacity
18 MW. “5 MW of power available. Production space and power are both scalable, including 8 MW in the near-term and 18 MW long-term.” TierPoint news release
Stated timing
“Boost Run, a GPU cloud that names TierPoint as its colocation partner, says board members visited its GPU equipment at a Fort Worth data center in August 2025. The filing does not name the Fort Worth building.” Source
Public records found for TierPoint Dallas - Fort Worth data center, oldest first.
DateRecordWhat it showsSource
April 22, 2024Building permitTexas Department of Licensing and Regulation · TABS2024016762TierPoint DFW Data Center Expansion. Conversion of unoccupied office space to a high density data hall, estimated at $2,000,000, with start May 1, 2024 and completion May 1, 2025.Status: Project ClosedRecord
May 8, 2024Building permitCity of Fort Worth Development Services · PB24-07161Remodel of warehouse/data hall in existing warehouse/office building, valued at $3,000,000, with third-party plan review.Status: Expired, status date November 16, 2024Record
October 11, 2024Building permitCity of Fort Worth Development Services · PE24-13035Standalone electrical permit with owner listed as Tierpoint, LLC. No work description is published.Status: Finaled December 18, 2024Record
April 8, 2026SEC filingBoost Run Inc. (SEC filing) · Form 424B3, Registration No. 333-292712Boost Run says it plans to add 16MW through its partnership with TierPoint and other parties and lists Fort Worth among its colocation locations. It does not tie the 16MW or Fort Worth to a named TierPoint building.Stated capacity: “adding 16MW of secure capacity in the eastern and central U.S. through our partnership with TierPoint and other parties”Status: FiledRecord
Unverified: not found in online records
  • No Oncor or PUCT record of added power for the site was checked or found.
  • The main $3 million data hall building permit shows as expired in city data. No certificate of occupancy was found.
  • No record states the megawatts installed today. The 5, 8 and 18 MW figures are TierPoint's own.
  • TCEQ generator authorizations and Tarrant Appraisal District records were not checked.

Durham (Research Triangle Park), Durham County, NC

TierPoint Raleigh - RTP data center

Permitted

Why this stage: Durham County issued a building permit for a Power Upgrade Expansion at the site in March 2024, with a certificate of occupancy signed off in December 2024. That covers a 1,605 square foot addition, not the whole data center.

Owner or developer
County parcel records list Compass Datacenters RDU I LLC as owner of the 99 T W Alexander Dr condominium units. A 2024 county permit note names TierPoint as property owner.
TierPoint's role
Operator
Link to TierPoint
“TierPoint's location page lists 99 TW Alexander Drive, Durham, NC 27709 and offers high-density colocation for AI and high performance workloads.” TierPoint location page
Stated timing
“Boost Run's SEC filing lists Durham, North Carolina among its current data centers, in a passage about its TierPoint partnership. It does not name the building.” Source
Public records found for TierPoint Raleigh - RTP data center, oldest first.
DateRecordWhat it showsSource
March 20, 2024Building permitCity-County of Durham Inspections · 23105118Power Upgrade Expansion, a 1,605 square foot non-residential addition valued at $473,230. Comments cite site plan D2300262 and list TierPoint as property owner.Status: CO issued, signed off December 18, 2024Record
UndatedPublic recordDurham County Tax Administration · PIN 0738519437Parcel records for 99 T W Alexander Dr list Compass Datacenters RDU I LLC as owner of the common area and both condominium units.Status: As viewed October 4, 2026Record
Unverified: not found in online records
  • No record states the site's megawatts or GPU capacity. Third-party listings cite 3.6 MW, which is unverified.
  • Boost Run names Durham but not this building. Its separate H200 contract is hosted in Raleigh, which may be a different TierPoint site.
  • Duke Energy and NC Utilities Commission records were not checked.
  • Site plan D2300262 was not found online.

NOT YET CHECKED

Other TierPoint sites.

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

  • TierPoint Raleigh5301 Departure Drive, Raleigh, NC

    TierPoint markets this site for high-density GPU workloads. Boost Run reports 256 H200 GPUs hosted in Raleigh from April 2026 without naming the facility. Not researched.

  • Boost Run's other TierPoint-linked marketsSeattle, WA; Richardson and Dallas, TX; Charlotte, NC

    Boost Run's April 2026 SEC filing lists these as current or possible locations through TierPoint and other parties. Not researched.

  • TierPoint Bethlehem 23864 Courtney St, Hanover Township, Northampton County, PA

    PA DEP renewed state-only air permit 48-00106 for three emergency generators in October 2023. No AI or GPU link found.

  • CoreWeave deploymentUnnamed TierPoint data center

    TierPoint announced high-density colocation for CoreWeave in July 2023 without naming the site.

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backs your quote.

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 and hall would host my GPUs: the existing TekPark data center, the TekPark expansion, St. Louis Locust, Fort Worth, or another site?
  2. TierPoint targets the TekPark 100 MW power expansion for the second half of 2026. PPL's approved line work lists in-service dates of April and June 2027. When will power for my capacity actually be live?
  3. What rack density and liquid cooling is installed today in the hall you are quoting, and what is still planned?
  4. What happens to my payment and commitment if power or the hall is delivered late?

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Notes on these records

  • TierPoint is private. Its ABS issuer entities file ABS-15G reports with the SEC, but no SEC filing found states TierPoint site megawatts or energization.
  • TierPoint is a colocation operator, not a GPU cloud. GPU capacity in its buildings belongs to tenants such as Boost Run.
  • At TekPark, approved power and TierPoint's timing differ. PPL lists 2027 in-service dates for a load TierPoint says will be ready in the second half of 2026.

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