Switch builds ultra-high-density hyperscale campuses to its own Tier 5 Platinum standard — a rating Switch defines rather than inherits from Uptime Institute's tier system. The campuses are landmarks: the Citadel in Reno and Las Vegas, the Pyramid in Grand Rapids, the Keep in Atlanta — all running on 100% renewable energy. For enterprises that want premium, dense, sustainably-powered colocation in the US, Switch is the high end of the conversation.
Switch operates large hyperscale colocation campuses in the US, designed for very high power and cooling density and held to its own Tier 5 Platinum specification. This is premium space, not commodity racks — the value is the facility engineering, the power posture, and the sustainability story. For organizations with dense compute (HPC, AI, large enterprise) that want a flagship US facility on renewable power, the campus quality is the lead. Note the Tier 5 rating is Switch's own designation.
Dense compute — HPC, AI, large enterprise — that needs serious power and cooling headroom in a flagship US facility on renewable power.
If 100% renewable energy is a procurement or ESG requirement, Switch's power posture is a direct fit rather than an add-on.
If your priority is rich carrier and cloud interconnection over raw density, CoreSite's interconnection-led model may fit better. Worth comparing.
If you need a few racks across many secondary metros, hyperscale campuses are oversized. Brief a regional edge provider instead.