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Updated twice daily · Oct 15, 2026
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Proposed

Prime Data Centers PHX01 Building 3

Operated by Prime Data Centers · 3700 S Avondale Blvd, Avondale

This is a proposed or under-construction project. It is not operating capacity, and announced projects do sometimes change scope or fail to proceed.

This record describes part of a larger campus. Its capacity is counted once at campus level in the statewide totals, so it is not added again here.

Capacity
48 MW
Floor area
267,000 sq ft

Capacity: Figure reported in the press: computing (IT) load. Prime figure reported May 2026.

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How we know this

Compiled from public records and checked on 2026-10-07. Our confidence in this record is high. Blank figures above mean the number is not publicly established, not that it is zero.

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  1. Status: Proposed

    Note: The source is a May 2026 report that Prime broke ground on the first three buildings.

  2. Capacity: 48 MW

    Note: This is the planned IT load Prime gave for each of the first three buildings.

  3. Floor area: 267,000 sq ft

  4. Location: 3700 S Avondale Blvd, Avondale

  5. Prime said in May 2026 that it had broken ground on this building and that it was already secured by a leading hyperscaler.

Our own notes

These remarks are Arizona AI's own. They say how this record is counted or what we could not find, so there is no outside page to link.

Counted once in the campus total.

Operator site: https://primedatacenters.com/

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