Stack PHX02C
Maricopa County, AZ
Project details
Capacity 65 MW reported. Status planned. City Phoenix. County Maricopa. State AZ. Grid .
Overview
STACK Infrastructure’s PHX02C hall is a planned building on the same 51-acre central Phoenix campus as PHX02B, STACK’s five-hall park near 40th Street and Loop 202 in Maricopa County, Arizona. STACK’s PHX02 page describes nearly 250 MW of critical capacity and a dedicated on-site substation for large-scale cloud and AI loads. The 2022 Phoenix Business Journal land story put the assemblage at $78.5 million for 51 acres from Sunbelt Land Holdings and a five-building, 234 MW, 1.7-million-square-foot program. STACK’s brochure assigns Building 3 and Building 4 60 MW each inside a 246 MW, 1.78-million-square-foot master plan served by a 350 MW Arizona Public Service substation, with Building 1 and Building 2 at 48 MW, Building 5 at 30 MW, N+1 block-redundant generators and UPS, and a 24-hour fuel minimum. STACK’s Phoenix market page also lists a separate 225 MW PHX01 campus in Avondale on 155 acres of Phoenix holdings totaling 500 MW across two campuses. Maricopa siblings are Stack PHX02B and QTS Phoenix II DC3, QTS’s operating hall on the adjoining 40th Street campus. The public map lists PHX02C as a planned 65 MW hall.
The public map lists one map record, Stack PHX02C, 65 MW, planned. Reported campus capacity is 65 MW.
Map records
Map entries are not a physical building count; campus and building scope may differ across sources.
- Stack PHX02C | 65 MW | planned | 33.457924, -111.99902
Related
- QTS Phoenix II DC3 65.1 MW · operating · Maricopa
- Stack PHX02B 65 MW · planned · Maricopa
- Stream Phoenix 280 MW · operating · Maricopa
- EdgeCore Mesa 450 MW · operating · Maricopa
- EdgeConneX PHX11 115 MW · planned · Maricopa
- Phoenix El Mirage 108 MW · planned · Maricopa
- Hassayampa Ranch 1,500 MW · planned · Maricopa
- AWS Elliot Road 96.3 MW · planned · Maricopa
- QTS Phoenix 3 DC1 197.1 MW · planned · Maricopa
- AWS PHX065 Pecos Road 192.6 MW · planned · Maricopa
- Aligned Phoenix PHX-07 211.3 MW · operating, planned · Maricopa
Sources
- PHX02 – Phoenix — STACK Infrastructure, retrieved 2026-09-01
- Data Centers in Phoenix, Arizona — STACK Infrastructure, retrieved 2026-09-01
- Denver data center company expands Valley presence with new campus — Phoenix Business Journal via Rose Law Group Reporter, retrieved 2026-09-01
- Powered Lands data center map