Apple Mesa Data Center
Operating · Apple · 3740 S Signal Butte Rd, Mesa, AZ
Apple's Mesa Data Center at 3740 S Signal Butte Rd in Mesa, Arizona, is Apple's global command center, the hub from which it monitors its data centers worldwide. Apple converted a former 1.3 million sq ft manufacturing plant on an 83-acre site, investing $2 billion; it came online in 2016. Apple reports 530 million kWh of electricity use in 2024. A $28 million interior expansion permit was issued in 2022. Water comes from the City of Mesa.
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Overview
- Exact-site power
- Not disclosed
- No exact-site MW figure in cited sources.
- Status
- Operating
- Operating facility
- Facility size
- 1,300,000 sq ft
- Facility
- Project cost
- $2.0B
- Estimated construction cost in the cited project filing.
- Compute profile
- Hyperscale · Cloud
- Project scope
Power and grid
Facility and development
- Gross floor area (sq ft)
- 1,300,000
- Site area (acres)
- 83.17
- Construction
- Apple converted a former GT Advanced manufacturing plant into the data center, announced in 2015 and opened in 2016; an interior data center expansion permit valued at $28 million was issued in April 2022.
- Facility class
- Hyperscale · Cloud