AVAIO Digital: Pittsburg Data Center

The Pittsburg Data Center, developed by AVAIO Digital, is a hyperscale data center campus located in Pittsburg, California, within the San Francisco Bay Area market. Known as Project Perseus, the development is planned as a 76-acre campus with 99 MW of available power, positioned to serve hyperscale, AI, cloud, and enterprise workloads in one of the most capacity-constrained data center regions in the United States. Located near major Bay Area demand centers, the campus offers proximity to San Francisco and Silicon Valley while providing access to robust fiber, recycled water, and cost-advantaged power infrastructure.

⚙️ Facility Highlights

1. 99 MW planned capacity, with delivery targeted for 2027.
2. 76-acre hyperscale campus designed for large-scale cloud, AI, and enterprise deployments.
3. Located at Pittsburg Technology Park, offering a Bay Area alternative to constrained Santa Clara and Silicon Valley markets.
4. Power-secured development supported by Pittsburg Power Company and access to adjacent 230kV transmission infrastructure.
5. Designed for phased scalability, with potential long-term expansion beyond the initial phase.
6. Sustainability-focused design using recycled water for cooling and access to low-carbon power sources.

🔐 Security & Compliance

1. Planned hyperscale campus security, including controlled site access and secured infrastructure zones.
2. Designed for large-scale enterprise and cloud deployments requiring resilient, protected environments.
3. Compliance certifications have not been publicly specified.
4. Suitable for high-density AI, cloud, and enterprise workloads requiring secure, purpose-built infrastructure.

🌐 Connectivity & Carrier Access

1. Adjacent to major long-haul and metro fiber routes, providing high-capacity connectivity options.
2. Strategic Bay Area location approximately 35 miles from San Francisco and 45 miles from Silicon Valley hubsincluding Santa Clara, Sunnyvale, and Mountain View.
3. Designed to support redundant, flexible network connectivity for hyperscale, AI, and cloud deployments.
4. Provides an alternative Bay Area landing point for organizations needing proximity to Silicon Valley without locating directly in constrained core markets.

💼 Who It Serves

1. Hyperscale cloud providers requiring large-scale Bay Area capacity.
2. AI and high-performance computing operators needing power-secured infrastructure.
3. Enterprises seeking proximity to San Francisco and Silicon Valley.
4. Cloud, SaaS, and digital platforms expanding in Northern California.
5. Organizations seeking sustainable, scalable alternatives to Santa Clara and other constrained markets.