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QTS explicitly lists Hillsboro 2 DC3 at 4327 NE Huffman Street on its shared 51-acre Hillsboro 2 campus. ENERGY STAR lists HIL2–Hillsboro DC3 with 332,519 sqft total floor space, year constructed 2023 and certifications in 2025/2026; these do not specify commissioning day.

Aligned’s January 10, 2023 announcement describes a first 72 MW critical-capacity building on a 27-acre Hillsboro campus, with a separate 36 MW second building planned. Its current page locates PDX-01 at NE 30th Avenue and Evergreen Road and describes battery-supported power infrastructure.

Flexential’s May 28, 2026 release announces acquisition of Hillsboro 4 and 5 real estate. Hillsboro 4 at 4915 NE Starr Boulevard is 138,000 sqft, 18 MW and fully leased. Current facility specifications independently identify 18 MW critical UPS load; it is separate from 36 MW Hillsboro 5.

Hyperscale frontier AI training and inference campus tracked by Epoch AI with annotated satellite footprints (14 physical parts).

The current Hillsboro operator page, now branded Panthera Grid Partners, describes 200 MW under construction between Courtland and Hillsboro along Highway 20, targeting early 2027. EIA identifies the project as Hillsboro Solar 3 with historical operator Urban Grid Solar.

Hillsboro’s operator page identifies 200 MW under construction between Courtland and Hillsboro along Highway 20, targeting early 2027. EIA’s August inventory instead lists May 2027 and approvals pending. The former $220M budget, 1,800 acres and September 2028 opening are not substantiated.

The Highland Clean Solar Project is a 100 MWac utility photovoltaic installation situated near Hillsboro in Highland County, Ohio. Interconnecting into AEP Ohio's transmission grid within the PJM Interconnection, the facility harnesses southern Ohio solar radiation to generate carbon-free power for Ohio residential and manufacturing subscribers under state clean energy directives.

Aligned Data Centers filed a pre-application on 27 July 2026 for PDX-02, the 36 MW (50.4 MW facility power in Cleanview) second building of its 108 MW Hillsboro, Oregon campus, hours before the city council enacted a 120-day moratorium; no cost has been published.