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VULTR DATA CENTERS

Vultr data centers.
What public records show.

Vultr is privately held and publishes no company-wide megawatt figure. It names three US sites for its GPU clusters, all in landlord buildings. Its largest, a 50 MW AMD cluster in Springfield, Ohio, has a state air permit and tax exemption, but its opening date has moved.

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SITES CHECKED OCTOBER 5, 2026

3 Vultr sites.
8 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. 2Permitted
  4. 1Power secured
  5. 0Operating

East Wenatchee, Douglas County, WA

Sabey SDC Columbia campus

Power secured

Why this stage: The Douglas County public utility district approved an expanded interconnection agreement with Sabey in August 2025, adding 100 MVA and a new substation. These are campus-level approvals. No record ties a megawatt figure to Vultr.

Owner or developer
Sabey Data Centers
Vultr's role
Colocation tenant
Link to Vultr
“expansion of its Seattle cloud data center region at Sabey Data Centers' SDC Columbia location in East Wenatchee, Washington” Vultr blog
Announced capacity
“a significant increase in NVIDIA HGX H100 clusters, which are now available on demand and via reserved contracts” Vultr blog
Stated timing
“now available on demand and via reserved contracts” Source
Public records found for Sabey SDC Columbia campus, oldest first.
DateRecordWhat it showsSource
August 5, 2025Grid or utilityPublic Utility District No. 1 of Douglas County · Commission actions 25-044 and 25-045Authorizes an amended interconnection agreement with Sabey for an additional 100 MVA and a cost agreement for facilities including a new substation.Stated capacity: “an additional 100MVA at Schedule 4 rates”Status: AuthorizedRecord
July 15, 2026Air permitWashington Department of Ecology, Central Region · Approval Order 19AQ-C234, first revisionEcology is reviewing Sabey's request to add generators for a new building at the campus, planned for 2026 to 2027.Status: Revision under review. Environmental determination issued July 15, 2026.Record
Unverified: not found in online records
  • No record ties Vultr's capacity to a specific building or megawatt figure on the campus.
  • Ecology's final decision on the generator revision was not found online.

Springfield, Clark County, OH

5C Group CMH01 campus

Permitted

Why this stage: Ohio EPA issued the landlord a permit for 48 emergency generators at the site in July 2025, and the state approved a data center tax exemption for Vultr's parent in Springfield. No utility approval or operating record was found.

Owner or developer
5C Group, through site entity CMH01 Holdings LP
Vultr's role
Tenant
Link to Vultr
“We're expanding our AMD Instinct MI355X GPU supercluster capacity with a new 50 MW deployment at 5C's Springfield, Ohio campus” Vultr blog
Announced capacity
50 MW. “a new 50 MW deployment at 5C's Springfield, Ohio campus” Vultr blog
Stated timing
“25 of its anticipated 75 megawatt capacity is expected to be fully operational by the end of September” Source
Public records found for 5C Group CMH01 campus, oldest first.
DateRecordWhat it showsSource
December 17, 2024Tax abatementCity of Springfield City Commission · Enterprise Zone agreement with CMH01 HoldingsA 15-year property tax abatement for the landlord's 147,000 square foot expansion.Status: Approved, per local news. Ordinance text not found online.Record
July 9, 2025Air permitOhio EPA, Division of Air Pollution Control · P0137676Permit for a new data center at 601 Benjamin Drive with 48 emergency diesel generators, held by the landlord entity. These are backup units.Stated capacity: “48 new 2.64 MW Baudouin engines”Status: Final permit issued, effective to 2030Record
October 27, 2025State incentiveOhio Tax Credit Authority · Minutes, October 27, 2025Approves a 50 percent, 10-year sales tax exemption on data center equipment for The Constant Company, Vultr's parent, in Springfield, tied to a $901,311,378 investment and 20 jobs.Status: Approved 4-0Record
UndatedPublic recordCity of Springfield · 5C Data Center FAQsThe city says the facility is designed for up to 150 MW and that each phase proceeds only after utility capacity is confirmed.Stated capacity: “designed for a maximum load of up to 150 megawatts”Status: Published, as viewed October 4, 2026Record
Unverified: not found in online records
  • No utility approval or energization record was found online.
  • No operating record was found. The target of 25 MW by the end of September 2026 is unconfirmed.
  • Local news reports Crusoe as another tenant in the building, so not all campus capacity is Vultr's.

Lisle, DuPage County, IL

Centersquare Lisle data center

Permitted

Why this stage: The village permit log shows 2026 electrical, mechanical and remodel permits at the facility's address. They do not name Vultr. Exterior work was halted in February 2026, per local news.

Owner or developer
Centersquare
Vultr's role
Colocation tenant
Link to Vultr
“Vultr is introducing state-of-the-art data center architecture at our expanded Chicago data center region and our new Centersquare facility” Vultr blog
Announced capacity
“thousands of MI300X GPUs” Vultr blog
Stated timing
“Vultr describes the cluster as launched in its Chicago region in December 2024.” Source
Public records found for Centersquare Lisle data center, oldest first.
DateRecordWhat it showsSource
February 16, 2026Public recordVillage of Lisle and DuPage County Circuit Court · Stop-work notices and court orderThe village stopped unpermitted exterior work at the site, including a pending fuel cell application, and a county judge later halted exterior work.Stated capacity: “exterior fuel cell installation to add 19,500 kilowatts of power (application, not approved)”Status: Exterior work halted, interior work allowed, per local newsRecord
August 31, 2026Building permitVillage of Lisle Development Services · 2026 permit log, 4513 Western AveLists 2026 electrical, mechanical, remodel and temporary structure permits at the Centersquare facility.Status: Active and complete permitsRecord
Unverified: not found in online records
  • No record states Vultr's megawatts or GPU count at this site.
  • No utility or air permit record was found online.
  • The status of the fuel cell application after the court order is unknown.

NOT YET CHECKED

Other Vultr sites.

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

  • HPE AMD Helios orderUnnamed US Vultr locations

    HPE announced a $1.2 billion order in September 2026 for deployments from Q4 2026. No sites or megawatts named.

  • Verizon AI Connect deploymentUnnamed Verizon data center

    Verizon said it would host Vultr GPU capacity in one of its data centers. No location disclosed.

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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 site will host my cluster: Springfield, Lisle, East Wenatchee, or another location?
  2. If it is Springfield, how much of the planned capacity is energized today? Public timing moved from early 2026 to 25 MW by the end of September 2026.
  3. Is my capacity in Vultr's own hall, or shared with other tenants in the landlord's building?
  4. What happens to my payment and commitment if delivery slips?

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Notes on these records

  • Vultr and its three named landlords are private. No SEC filing states delivery at any of these sites.
  • Springfield timing has moved in public statements, from early 2026 to 25 MW by the end of September 2026. No record confirms energization yet.

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