Current Data Centers in the Spokane and Surrounding Areas
- Quincy: Quincy, George, Ephrata corridor - Largest concentration. Microsoft, Amazon, Google, Yahoo, Sabey, Vantage, CyrusOne, and many others. Dozens of facilities.
- Moses Lake: Moses Lake, Grant County - Microsoft (very large campus), Meta (Facebook), and several others expanding rapidly.
- Wenatchee: East Wenatchee Chelan County Apple, Microsoft, and smaller facilities. Good hydro power from Chelan PUD.
- Spokane: Spokane Valley, Spokane County Smaller scale. Several colocation and enterprise facilities (Sabey, H5, etc.).
- Ellensburg: Kittitas County and Emerging area. Some development by Vantage
- Pasco / Tri-Cities: Franklin & Benton Counties Growing. Amazon, Meta, and industrial-scale projects.
Data Centers/Sub Stations in the Spokane Area: Spokane has a much smaller and more specialized data center presence compared to the massive hyperscale campuses in Quincy and Moses Lake. It functions primarily as a regional hub for colocation, enterprise, government, and mid-sized cloud facilities rather than the giant hyperscale builds seen elsewhere in the Columbia Basin. Recent trends show increased interest in Spokane as a lower-cost, lower-risk alternative to the overcrowded Quincy corridor.
Sabey Data Centers – Spokane Campus Largest in Spokane and most prominent
- Location: Spokane Valley (just east of Spokane proper), near the I-90 and Argonne Road area. 2200 N. Woodruff Road Spokane Valley, WA 99212
- Key Details:- One of the oldest and most established data center operators in Eastern Washington. - Multiple buildings on a large campus. - Offers colocation, wholesale space, and some cloud-adjacent services. - Strong focus on redundancy, carrier-neutral connectivity, and low-latency connections to Seattle and the Quincy hyperscale zone.
- Major customers include healthcare systems, financial institutions, local government, and enterprises in the Inland Northwest. - Benefits from Spokane’s fiber rings and proximity to the Avista utility grid.
- Current Status (2026): Sabey continues to expand incrementally. The campus is known for high reliability and has survived multiple regional wildfires and power events with excellent uptime. - Permitted to use up to 1.8 million gallons per day (MGD) under its current water right / industrial permit. - Must use evaporative cooling with high-efficiency towers and recycle as much water as possible. - No direct discharge to the Spokane River without treatment. All wastewater goes through the Spokane County Regional Water Reclamation Facility.
H5 Data Center – Spokane / Quincy
- Location: Sub Station in Spokane Valley, relatively close to the Sabey campus for Quincy data center located at 1711 M Street NE, Quincy, WA 98848
- Key Details: Operated by H5, a company focused on high-density colocation and disaster-recovery facilities is designed for compliance-heavy workloads like HIPAA, PCI, SOC 2, etc. Its popular with healthcare providers like Providence Health and other regional hospitals as well as banks, and state agencies.
Other Notable Facilities
- Microsoft – Maintains a smaller regional presence / edge facility in the Spokane area, primarily for Azure edge computing and government cloud services rather than a full hyperscale campus.
- TierPoint – Operates a colocation site in downtown Spokane / Spokane Valley. Focuses on managed services and hybrid cloud for local businesses.
- Inland Northwest Health Information Exchange – Several hospitals and the Spokane Regional Health District run smaller, highly secure data rooms or partnered colocation space.
Local Data Center/Substation Locations
- TierPoint Spokane 3 23017 E Mission Avenue
- IonSwitch CDA01 600 W Appleway Ave
- Fusion Connect - Coeur d Alene 422 W Appleway Ave.
- Ziply Fiber Coeur d'Alene 2115 N Government Wy
- Interlink Data Center 418 E Pacific Ave
- Neutron Data Center 422-428 W Riverside
- Fusion Connect - Spokane 118 N. Stevens St
- Cogent Data Center - Spokane 4725 S Spotted Rd
- Krambu Eastern Washington 240 N Union Ave