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overview
STACK Infrastructure is a leading global developer and operator of hyperscale data centers, providing powered land and scalable AI/ML and cloud density solutions. The company serves as the digital infrastructure partner to the world’s most innovative companies, focusing on wholesale colocation and build-to-suit campuses for hyperscale clients.
Entity Type | Operators |
Founded | 2019 |
Headquarters | Denver, Colorado, United States |
Type | Private |
Website | https://www.stackinfra.com |
business model
Wholesale data center development and operations with a focus on hyperscale, build-to-suit campuses. STACK provides rack-ready wholesale space for immediate delivery, rapid development of data halls for larger requirements, and build-to-suit projects for entire campuses. Revenue model based on long-term leases to hyperscale cloud providers and AI/ML infrastructure operators.
data center profile
global footprint
Total Capacity | 2.5 GW |
Countries | 12 |
Regions | Americas, EMEA, APAC |
us portfolio (from database)
Projects in Database | 4 |
States | 3 |
Total Investment | $165.0B |
Total Power Capacity | 281 MW |
projects by state
State | Projects |
California | 2 |
New Mexico | 1 |
Virginia | 1 |
specialization
primary focus: hyperscale, wholesale, ai-ml, cloud
key differentiators:
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Rapid development and delivery capabilities
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Build-to-suit hyperscale campus expertise
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Global footprint across Americas, EMEA, and APAC
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Strong financial backing from IPI Partners
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100% renewable energy commitment
financial highlights
strategy
corporate strategy
STACK positions itself as the trusted global partner in digital infrastructure, delivering scalable AI/ML and cloud data center solutions with speed, scale, certainty, and responsibility. The company focuses on hyperscale wholesale and build-to-suit development, targeting the largest cloud providers and AI infrastructure operators with multi-gigawatt campus solutions.
growth strategy
Aggressive expansion strategy combining organic development of new campuses with strategic acquisitions of data center portfolios. STACK has grown from 8 data centers (100 MW) in 2019 to 2.5+ GW built or under development with an additional 4.0+ GW planned (total pipeline of 6.5+ GW). The company pursues geographic diversification across Americas, EMEA, and APAC regions, focusing on markets with strong power availability, fiber connectivity, and proximity to hyperscale demand centers. Rapid deployment capabilities enable STACK to compete for massive build-to-suit opportunities like the $165B Project Jupiter.
power strategy
Comprehensive power strategy combining grid connections, on-site generation, renewable energy procurement, and microgrid solutions. STACK works with utility providers to secure dedicated substations for major campuses while also developing on-site generation capabilities for large-scale projects.
renewable commitment: 100% renewable energy commitment for all current and future STACK markets by end of 2021, maintained across all new developments
major commitments
Date | Commitment | Value |
2025-08-26 | Project Jupiter / Stargate Santa Teresa Campus development partnership | $165.0B |
2021-05 | 100% Renewable Energy Commitment | N/A |
2025-03 | Stafford, Virginia 1+ GW Campus | $4.0B |
2025-09-15 | Project Jupiter Water and Community Commitments | $56.9M |
partnerships
power providers
Partner | Type | Capacity |
El Paso Electric | utility | N/A |
Various renewable energy providers | renewable | N/A |
technology partners
NVIDIA (GPU computing infrastructure) : Project Jupiter deployment for AI/ML workloads - NVIDIA GPUs expected for OpenAI infrastructure
Closed-loop cooling vendors (Liquid cooling systems) : Advanced closed-loop water cooling systems for high-density AI workloads, operated successfully in Oregon, Chicago, Virginia for 5+ years
Flō Networks (Fiber connectivity) : Fiber connectivity provider for Project Jupiter
financial partnerships
Partner | Type | Value |
Multiple debt financing partners | Structured debt and green financing | $20.0B |
leadership
Name | Title |
Brian Cox | CEO, STACK Americas and Interim CEO, STACK EMEA |
Matt VanderZanden | President, STACK Americas |
John Eland | Chief Executive Officer, STACK EMEA |
Preet Gona | CEO, STACK APAC |
Adam Tamburini | Chief Hyperscale Officer, STACK EMEA |
James Veness | Chief Customer Officer, STACK APAC |
Kazunori Uemura | Managing Director, Head of Japan |
Brian Cox
CEO, STACK Americas and Interim CEO, STACK EMEA
Over 25 years of data center industry and operational experience. Previously COO and CFO at Cologix, where he grew the business from a startup with one data center into an international platform with 25 locations across the U.S. and Canada. Prior roles include CFO at Tempo Financial Holdings Corporation.
Brings extensive hyperscale data center experience from scaling Cologix. Leadership critical to STACK’s rapid growth from 100 MW to 6.5+ GW pipeline.
Matt VanderZanden
President, STACK Americas
Key operational leadership for STACK’s largest regional business during critical expansion phase
John Eland
Chief Executive Officer, STACK EMEA
Leads STACK’s expansion across Europe including Oslo, Stockholm, Copenhagen, Milan markets
competitive position
Leading hyperscale-focused data center developer with strong growth trajectory. STACK positions as a top-tier wholesale and build-to-suit partner competing with the largest global operators. Selection as development partner for $165B Project Jupiter (largest individual Stargate project) demonstrates competitive strength in hyperscale segment.
strengths
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Rapid development and delivery capabilities - proven ability to execute large-scale build-to-suit projects
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Strong financial backing from IPI Partners with $20B+ debt capital raised
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Global footprint across three regions (Americas, EMEA, APAC) providing geographic diversification
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100% renewable energy commitment differentiates in sustainability-focused market
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Advanced cooling technology for high-density AI/ML workloads
opportunities
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Explosive AI/ML infrastructure demand driving need for high-density, large-scale campuses
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Project Jupiter success could establish STACK as premier AI data center developer
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Stargate Initiative expanding to 10 GW creates potential for additional partnerships
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Geographic expansion in high-growth APAC markets (Tokyo, Osaka, Malaysia, Australia)
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Increasing hyperscale customer preference for wholesale and build-to-suit over retail colocation
threats
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Intense competition from established operators (Equinix, Digital Realty, CyrusOne, QTS, Vantage)
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Power availability constraints in key markets limiting expansion
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Rising construction costs and supply chain challenges
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Interest rate increases affecting debt financing costs
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Regulatory opposition to large data centers due to water and power concerns
projects
Project Name | State | Status | Investment | Power |
Project Jupiter (Stargate Santa Teresa Campus) | New Mexico | announced | $165.0B | N/A |
STACK Infrastructure Hayward (SVY03A) | California | planned | N/A | 77 MW |
STACK Infrastructure San Jose Expansion | California | under-construction | N/A | 60 MW |
Stack Infrastructure Loudoun County Campus | Virginia | announced | N/A | 144 MW |
sources
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STACK Infrastructure (2025)
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STACK Infrastructure (2025)
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STACK Infrastructure (2025-08-29)
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STACK Infrastructure (2025-09-15)
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STACK Infrastructure (2025-03)
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STACK Infrastructure Appoints Matt VanderZanden as President
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STACK Infrastructure (2025-02-20)
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STACK Infrastructure Appoints Brian Cox as Chief Executive Officer
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STACK Infrastructure (2018)
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STACK Infrastructure Announces New Sustainability Initiatives
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STACK Infrastructure (2021-05)
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STACK Infrastructure Announces the Issuance of $290M in Third Structured Debt Financing of 2023
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STACK Infrastructure (2023-11-15)
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STACK Infrastructure Closes $240M in Latest Green Structured Debt Financing
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STACK Infrastructure (2024-03-21)