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Data center campus · 39800 Eureka Drive, Newark, Alameda County, California

T5@Silicon Valley (Newark)

Operating as of Oct. 6, 2020

T5 runs one 128,000-square-foot building on a 14-acre Newark site and plans a second, which would bring the campus to 49.1 MW. Also known as: T5@SV.

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Power17MW reported · stated
Floor area128,000sq ft
Site14acres

Who is behind it

ProjectT5@Silicon Valley (Newark)Also: T5@SV
Developer and teamT5 Data Centers
End userNot found in the recordsNot yet named in any record or credited report we have found.

The record, newest first

  1. Data Center Map and Baxtel name Apple as the seller and as a continuing tenant. PeeringDB also lists T5 at 39800 Eureka Drive. (Data Center Map, undated; Baxtel, undated; PeeringDB, undated)

  2. Directories disagree on the second building. Data Center Map says expansion work is underway, datacenterHawk says no leasable power is under construction, and Baxtel lists it as planned. (Data Center Map, undated; datacenterHawk, undated; Baxtel, undated)

  3. T5's undated flyer, with a May 2022 file name, listed 8.5 MW as available from March 2023 on a 14-acre campus with room to reach 49.1 MW. (T5 Data Centers, undated)

  4. Data Center Frontier reported the deal and said the enterprise tenant was still in the building. (Data Center Frontier, Oct. 9, 2020)

  5. T5 announced it had acquired the 17 MW building from an enterprise it did not name, and planned a 180,000-square-foot building of 32.1 MW. (T5 Data Centers, Oct. 6, 2020)

Conflicts and open questions

  • Under 50 MW, even with the planned building.
  • T5's own pages give only Newark. The street address comes from Data Center Map, datacenterHawk, Baxtel and PeeringDB; Data Center Map files the site under Fremont.
  • Data Center Map and Baxtel say the seller was Apple and that Apple remains a tenant. T5 says only that the building came from a Fortune 100 company, and no record we opened names Apple.
  • T5's flyer gives 208,000 square feet for the campus, which differs from the sum of the two buildings' floor areas, so only the existing building's size is shown. Directories give that building as 128,566 square feet.
  • None of the directory pages on the second building is dated. Two say it is planned and one says it is underway; T5's pages we opened give no start date.

The full record

Status note
T5 announced on this date that it had bought the existing building, which Data Center Frontier said stayed occupied. A second building is planned; sources differ on whether it has started.
Power note
Existing building, under 50 MW. T5 plans a 32.1 MW second building for 49.1 MW in all.
Evidence
Primary public records
Size class
Under 50 MW (outside main scope; kept for completeness)
Map position approximate, from the reported address or area. Updated Oct. 17, 2026.