VOLTAGE PARK DATA CENTERS

Voltage Park data centers.
What public records show.

Voltage Park, now merged with Lightning AI, says it runs about 36,000 GPUs in six US data centers across four states. It publishes no megawatt figure and does not name its cities. We found public records for two Washington sites.

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SITES CHECKED OCTOBER 5, 2026

2 Voltage Park sites.
2 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.

1Announced
1Site identified
0Permitted
0Power secured
0Operating

Puyallup, Pierce County, WA

Centeris South Hill data center

Site identified

Why this stage: A state environmental review record names the Centeris Voltage Park infrastructure upgrades at 1023 39th Ave SE. City construction permits for the same work appear in the city portal's search listings, but the portal blocks automated reading, so we do not rely on them.

Owner or developer: Centeris. The owner of record is BCC Puyallup LLC.
Voltage Park's role: Colocation tenant
Link to Voltage Park: “Voltage Park, a next generation cloud provider for AI, chose Centeris Data Centers for one of its primary facilities” Economic Development Board for Tacoma-Pierce County, republishing the Centeris release
Announced capacity: 10 MW. “available capacity for its 10+MW deployment” Centeris release
Stated timing: “The energy consists of hydroelectricity with supplemental wind in Puyallup, Washington” Source

Public records found for Centeris South Hill data center, oldest first.
Date	Record	What it shows	Source
February 15, 2024	Public recordCity of Puyallup, via the Washington Department of Ecology SEPA Register · SEPA 202400685	Environmental review for Centeris Voltage Park infrastructure upgrades: a new switchgear building, an underground medium voltage feeder, and ten new standby diesel generators replacing two.Status: Determination of non-significance issued	Record

Unverified: not found in online records

City permits for the work appear in search listings but could not be opened. The city portal blocks automated access.
No air agency approval for the ten new generators was found online.
No utility service or energization record was found.
The landlord listed the campus for sale in October 2025, describing 24 MW of critical load across the whole site. That is a landlord figure, not Voltage Park capacity.

Quincy, Grant County, WA

H5 Data Centers Quincy

Announced

Why this stage: No government record names Voltage Park at Quincy. The state approved the landlord's 18 MW expansion and added generators in 2024, but that order names no tenant.

Owner or developer: H5 Data Centers
Voltage Park's role: Colocation tenant
Link to Voltage Park: “H5 Data Centers completed a 20-MW lease to Voltage Park at its Quincy facility.” CBRE North America Data Center Trends H1 2024
Announced capacity: 20 MW. “H5 Data Centers completed a 20-MW lease to Voltage Park at its Quincy facility.” CBRE
Stated timing: “Trade press lists Quincy among Voltage Park's data center cities. Voltage Park's own site does not name it.” Source

Public records found for H5 Data Centers Quincy, oldest first.
Date	Record	What it shows	Source
November 26, 2024	Air permitWashington Department of Ecology, Eastern Region · Approval Order 24AQ-E040	Approves seven added emergency generators and five cooling towers at H5's Quincy facility at 1711 M Street NE. The order names no tenant.Stated capacity: “H5 Quincy 18MW Expansion Tier I”Status: Approved	Record

Unverified: not found in online records

No government record names Voltage Park at this site.
No utility service approval for the expansion was found.

NOT YET CHECKED

Other Voltage Park sites.

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

SterlingLoudoun County, VA
Named in trade press as a Voltage Park data center city. No facility or landlord identified and no records found.
Fort Worth and AllenTexas
Named in trade press. No Texas TDLR registration or Fort Worth certificate of occupancy names Voltage Park.
Salt Lake CityUtah
Named in trade press. No address or records found.

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Notes on these records

Voltage Park merged with Lightning AI in January 2026.
Voltage Park's own pages disagree on fleet size. The homepage says 36,000 GPUs and an infrastructure page still says 24,000 H100 GPUs.
Voltage Park does not publish its city list. The cities above come from trade press and job postings.

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