Prime has unveiled its new Los Angeles hyperscale data center at 4701 S. Santa Fe in Vernon, California. This purpose-built facility is fully leased by two leading artificial intelligence companies and is set to deliver 33 MW of critical IT power upon full build-out.
“This achievement is the successful manifestation of an ecosystem and process coming together, resulting in high-quality digital infrastructure delivered amidst rapidly changing customer market conditions,” commented Nicholas Laag, Founder and CEO of Prime Data Centers. “We would like to thank our customers, the City of Vernon, all project partners, and Prime employees for their significant contributions. Prime looks forward to being at the center of Southern California AI delivery and to positively impacting the local Vernon community for many years to come.”
Prime Los Angeles (LAX01-01) is a three-story, 242,495 square-foot hyperscale data center built with an adaptable design that enables customers to advance modern workloads over time, within the same data halls, without major customization. Each data hall is supported by Prime’s standard air cooling for up to 40 kilowatts-per-rack density with the ability to combine liquid cooling to condition infrastructure that will consume 120 kilowatts per rack. Amidst power-intensive requirements, Prime will maintain its commitment to sustainability with low Power Usage Effectiveness and near-zero Water Usage Effectiveness. Prime will also procure Water Restoration Certificates® from Bonneville Environmental Foundation to cover one hundred twenty percent of actual, annual water consumption.
“The City of Vernon is excited to welcome Prime Data Centers to our growing mix of businesses and residents” commented City of Vernon Mayor, Judith Merlo. “We take pride in knowing our city is now home to a key AI hub and recognize the positive impact data centers have on our local economy. From commencement to completion to ongoing operations, this project will provide a wide range of temporary and permanent jobs as well as tax revenue that will enhance our community. We wish Prime and its customers continued success.”
Prime will commemorate this milestone today with a private event featuring a ribbon-cutting ceremony, private data center tours, and small celebration at an exclusive downtown venue. The title sponsor for the event is Clune Construction, the general contractor selected for the next phase of customer infrastructure build-out of the hyperscale data center.
“I would like to extend my sincerest gratitude to everyone involved in the successful delivery of this project,” offered Jonathan Gibbs, SVP of Product Delivery for North America at Prime Data Centers. “Prime’s LAX01-01 data center will feature innovations such as generator buildings, hybrid air/liquid cooling solution, and a roadmap to use hydrotreated vegetable oil to fuel backup generators amongst others. We look forward to exceeding the expectations of our new customers while continuing to develop the foundation for global technology advancement at our numerous active developments across the US and Europe.”
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