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[DC.COMPUTER] Layer 4 · Colocation · Portland, OR

Vantage Data Centers PORTLAND14 South

Vantage Data Centers-operated Colocation facility in Portland, OR, USA.

[AI Summary]

Vantage Data Centers PORTLAND14 South is a colocation datacenter in Portland, OR, USA, operated by Vantage Data Centers. The site carries 11 MW of IT load, deploys H200, and runs at a measured PUE of 1.21.

Operator
Vantage Data Centers
Tier
Colocation
City
Portland, OR, USA
Region
NA
Power (MW)
11 MW
GPU fleet
H200
PUE
1.21
Coordinates
45.18, -122.88
[Facilities · 8]
FacilityOperatorLocationGPUMWPUE
Vantage Data Centers ASHBURN37 AnnexVantage Data CentersAshburn, VA, USAMI300X401.25
Vantage Data Centers ASHBURN47 AnnexVantage Data CentersAshburn, VA, USAH100181.49
Vantage Data Centers ASHBURN111 WestVantage Data CentersAshburn, VA, USAH20041.41
Vantage Data Centers ASHBURN112 CentralVantage Data CentersAshburn, VA, USAL40S471.30
Vantage Data Centers ASHBURN114 AnnexVantage Data CentersAshburn, VA, USA271.54
Vantage Data Centers ASHBURN115Vantage Data CentersAshburn, VA, USA231.52
Vantage Data Centers ASHBURN118 AnnexVantage Data CentersAshburn, VA, USA381.27
Vantage Data Centers ASHBURN129 ParkVantage Data CentersAshburn, VA, USAMI300X341.21
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