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July 1, 2026 is an unverified legacy tracker timeline anchor, not an operator-published opening day. Stage is supported separately by the cited evidence.
Construction research 2026-10-24: August reporting explicitly verifies 5C constructing the USD1.3bn Prime Ohio Corporate Park facility by retrofitting and expanding the former LexisNexis center. In Progress applies to that phased build, not all capacity complete. The operator’s campus catalog distinguishes committed capacity from future delivery; the tracker’s 150MW and parcel number are not independently verified and are removed. Source quote: “5C Group is constructing the $1.3 billion data center facility at Prime Ohio Corporate Park.”[1]
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75 MW project, no compute-equivalent extrapolation.
“75-megawatt project”
August reporting explicitly verifies 5C constructing the USD1.3bn Prime Ohio Corporate Park facility by retrofitting and expanding the former LexisNexis center. In Progress applies to that phased build, not all capacity complete. The operator’s campus catalog distinguishes committed capacity from future delivery; the tracker’s 150MW and parcel number are not independently verified and are removed.
Data center campus in Ohio with tracked parcel boundary (4.913 acres, 150 MW).