Oracle Utah Compute Center Data Center Campus
Operating
Operating
The Oracle Utah Compute Center, built under the codename Project Sequoia, is a secured data center at 6136 West 10120 South in West Jordan, Utah, operated by Oracle America, Inc. Oracle announced it in 2008 as a 179,000-square-foot facility, and the county assessor lists Oracle as the owner of a 51-acre parcel at the address. Published power figures describe a master plan of up to four supercells of 7.2 MW each, of which the first was built, plus diesel emergency generators permitted by Utah air-quality regulators. No source gives a utility service rating or a metered demand for the site, so the grid load is not established.
Construction of the first phase resumed in 2010
| Capacity | Basis | Status | Scope | As of |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 7.2 MW | Capacity basis unspecified | Reported | Exact Asset | — |
| First built supercell of the master-planned supercells; basis not stated | ||||
| Up to 7.2 MW | Capacity basis unspecified | Proposed | Exact Asset | — |
| Master plan of up to four supercells at this size each; no aggregate stated | ||||
| 3.5 MW | Backup Generation | Proposed | Exact Asset | — |
| Two additional diesel emergency generators proposed at N+1 redundancy; backup rating, not IT load | ||||