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Tract in Nevada:5 data center sites.
As of 30 October 2026, Real Assets tracks 5 data center sites listed under Tract in Nevada: 0 operating and 5 planned or under construction. Reported power capacity in Nevada: 2.7 GW not yet operating. Nevada accounts for 42% of Tract's 12 tracked sites in the United States, and Tract accounts for 29% of the 17 tracked sites in Nevada.
Unlock all 5 Tract sites in Nevada0 operating · 5 planned · 29% of Nevada
- 42% of Tract in United States
- #1 in Nevada
Mapped Tract sites in Nevada (highlighted) against all Nevada sites
Tract across United States
Top operators in Nevada
- Tract5
- Google3
- Copia Power2
- Vantage Data Centers2
- Fleet Data Centers1
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Tract in Nevada: 5 data centers with their own page
- South Valley Technology Park
Sparks, planned1.2 GW - Peru Shelf Technology Park
Sparks, under construction810 MW - Tract Silver Springs
Silver Springs, planned700 MW - Tract Silver Springs Mega-Campus
Silver Springs, plannedNot recorded - Tract Virginia City Highlands Mega-Campus
Virginia City Highlands, plannedNot recorded
Ranked by reported MW. Capacity is as stated by the publisher; where none is stated it says not recorded.
Tract: SEC filings, annual reports and disclosed figures
Primary regulatory filings and annual reports on record for Tract, with disclosed capital expenditure, lease commitments and capacity figures.
- Tract Capital Master-Planned Gigawatt Data Center Land & Power Parks Portfolio Report (Annual Report · 2025 · filed 10 June 2025)
Details Tract's 23,000+ acre portfolio of zoned, utility-served gigawatt data center parks across Reno (Storey County, Nevada), Buckeye (Maricopa County, Arizona), Eagle Mountain (Utah), Caldwell County (Texas), Hanover County (Virginia), and Carver/Dakota Counties (Minnesota).Annual Report ↗ - Unlock all Tract filings and extracted figures →
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Counts are sites Real Assets has recorded, not a full census, and grow as coverage grows. Sites are listed with the operator as published (the owner for industrial parks). Data updated 30 October 2026; this page was built on 30 October 2026 at 14:06 UTC, so the live app can show a few more or fewer sites and deals.
Questions
How many data center sites does Tract have in Nevada?
5 tracked as of 30 October 2026: 0 operating and 5 planned or under construction. That is 42% of Tract's 12 tracked sites in the United States.
How much power capacity does Tract have in Nevada?
Reported power capacity in Nevada: 2.7 GW not yet operating.
How does Tract rank among data center operators in Nevada?
Tract ranks number 1 in Nevada by sites tracked, with 5 of the 17 sites recorded in Nevada (29%).
Where else does Tract operate in the United States?
Tract has 12 tracked sites across the United States: Nevada (5), Arizona (2), Virginia (2), Illinois (1), Iowa (1).
Where does the data come from?
Figures link to the page that published them. Publishers behind this market's data include Epoch AI, Data Center Dynamics, Baxtel, SemiAnalysis, CyrusOne.
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