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Data center facility

SDG2

MDC Data Centers · San Diego. Every figure below is individually sourced and dated.

Track SDG2

In clusterCalifornia(222)

Facility record

operating

Status

colocation

Type

MDC Data Centers

Operator

San Diego

Location

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Evidence

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  • record: SDG2 (reported) · source
  • status: operating (reported) · source

Timeline

  1. Aug 2026
    First recorded
    Added to the DEPLOY registry as a sourced facility record
  2. Aug 2026
    Current: operating

Facility-tier record. For campus-scale announced-vs-energized tracking see the data center index. DEPLOY is neutral infrastructure: what is claimed, what is verified, and when.

Common questions

What is SDG2?
SDG2 is a data center facility record on the DEPLOY registry, in San Diego. Every fact on the record is individually sourced and dated.
Who operates SDG2?
MDC Data Centers operates SDG2, per the sourced record on the DEPLOY registry.
Is SDG2 operating?
SDG2 is recorded as operating on the DEPLOY registry. Each figure traces to a source.
How verified is the data on SDG2?
A human editor has reviewed this record for the indexed registry. Every rendered fact shows its source: this is what a verified record looks like next to an unsourced directory listing.

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DEPLOY. (2026). SDG2: data center facility record. Retrieved August 23, 2026, from https://registry.deploy.report/datacenters/facilities/mdc-sdg2-san-diego-ca

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