Tract Sapphire
Lyon County, NV
Project details
Capacity 700 MW reported. Status planned. City Silver Springs. County Lyon. State NV. Grid .
Overview
Tract’s Sapphire Technology Park is a master-planned data-center park near Silver Springs in Lyon County, Nevada, adjacent to hyperscale property in the Greater Reno corridor. Tract’s project page lists 1,063 acres, 700 MW under utility study, a development agreement, and zoning standards that support substations. A September 17, 2025 Tract Capital release said the company closed on about 1,060 acres after rezoning and a development agreement with Lyon County, and that the site can support up to 1.6 GW with an initial 700 MW under utility study along U.S. 50 east of Reno toward USA Parkway and the Tahoe-Reno Industrial Center. Data Center Dynamics reported the same acquisition and placed Silver Springs as an emerging alternative to constrained Bay Area and Storey County land. The public map lists one planned 700 MW pin. Lyon County Manager Andrew Haskin welcomed the investment for jobs and infrastructure in the northern Nevada market. DCD noted Tract was founded by former Cologix CEO Grant van Rooyen and already holds large Storey County parks near Reno, making Sapphire a Lyon County extension of that Greater Reno strategy with 700 MW in the first utility study tranche.
The public map lists one map record, Tract Sapphire, 700 MW, planned. Reported campus capacity is 700 MW.
Map records
Map entries are not a physical building count; campus and building scope may differ across sources.
- Tract Sapphire | 700 MW | planned | 39.42805, -119.232
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Sources
- Sapphire - Tract — Tract, retrieved 2026-09-01
- Tract Expands Its Greater Reno Portfolio, Closing on 1,060 Acres in Silver Springs, Nevada Following Successful Rezoning and Development Agreement with Lyon County — Tract Capital, retrieved 2026-09-01
- Tract acquires 1,000 acres in Nevada for 1.6GW data center park — Data Center Dynamics, retrieved 2026-09-01
- Powered Lands data center map