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[DC.COMPUTER] Layer 4 · Colocation · Oklahoma City, OK

Sabey Data Centers OKLAHOMA2 Park

Sabey Data Centers-operated Colocation facility in Oklahoma City, OK, USA.

[AI Summary]

Sabey Data Centers OKLAHOMA2 Park is a colocation datacenter in Oklahoma City, OK, USA, operated by Sabey Data Centers. The site carries 12 MW of IT load, deploys a mixed accelerator fleet, and runs at a measured PUE of 1.24.

Operator
Sabey Data Centers
Tier
Colocation
City
Oklahoma City, OK, USA
Region
NA
Power (MW)
12 MW
GPU fleet
PUE
1.24
Coordinates
35.21, -97.32
[Facilities · 8]
FacilityOperatorLocationGPUMWPUE
Sabey Data Centers ASHBURN33 NorthSabey Data CentersAshburn, VA, USAB200521.33
Sabey Data Centers ASHBURN36 CampusSabey Data CentersAshburn, VA, USA171.45
Sabey Data Centers ASHBURN43 NorthSabey Data CentersAshburn, VA, USAB200241.55
Sabey Data Centers ASHBURN44 CampusSabey Data CentersAshburn, VA, USA301.54
Sabey Data Centers ASHBURN116 EastSabey Data CentersAshburn, VA, USA291.20
Sabey Data Centers ASHBURN117 NorthSabey Data CentersAshburn, VA, USA61.40
Sabey Data Centers ASHBURN125 NorthSabey Data CentersAshburn, VA, USAH10091.43
Sabey Data Centers ASHBURN127 CentralSabey Data CentersAshburn, VA, USA71.39
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