Prime Data Centers

Prime Data Centers is a privately held, founder-controlled data center developer and operator headquartered in Dallas, Texas, and founded in 2017 by Nicholas Laag. The company builds and runs wholesale colocation and hyperscale-style campuses across North America and EMEA, positioning itself as an "AI-ready" builder focused on rapid delivery of GPU-dense production halls rather than legacy retail colocation.\n\nIts footprint spans 13 campuses and roughly 28 facilities across seven U.S. metros (Austin, Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles, Phoenix, Sacramento, Silicon Valley) plus Frankfurt and Madrid, with a stated development pipeline of more than 4 GW. Recent moves include a 240 MW Avondale, Arizona campus tied to a roughly $3 billion regional program, a second Sacramento build (SMF02), and a planned Esbjerg, Denmark campus starting at 160 MW IT load and scalable to about 550 MW backed by a roughly €2 billion investment.\n\nUnlike sponsor-backed peers such as Aligned or QTS, Prime is majority founder-owned rather than controlled by an infrastructure fund, giving Laag and a small senior team unusual latitude over capital pacing and site selection. Tenants and specific silicon partners are not publicly disclosed, consistent with the wholesale build-to-suit model the company markets to hyperscale and AI-training customers.

Prime Data Centers has no robot models recorded on the DEPLOY registry. Prime Data Centers builds robot foundation models or autonomy software.

No. Prime Data Centers is privately held and not publicly traded, per the DEPLOY registry.

Michael Wall is the president of Prime Data Centers, per the DEPLOY registry.

Prime Data Centers is a private company; its shares are not available on public markets, so retail investors cannot buy the stock today.

Prime Data Centers is headquartered in Undisclosed.

Prime Data Centers is privately held; ownership sits with its founders and private investors.

On DEPLOY's intelligence score, which blends verified deployments, funding, hiring, media, safety, and IP signals, Prime Data Centers ranks in roughly the top 45% of companies tracked by the registry.

Prime Data Centers has no incidents on record in the DEPLOY registry. This does not constitute a safety guarantee; it reflects the incidents DEPLOY has tracked and verified to date.