Full-Time
Posted on 9/13/2025
Wholesale data center campuses for hyperscalers
$115k - $125k/yr
Santa Clara, CA, USA
Hybrid
On-site 3 days/week required; 2 days flexible.
Vantage Data Centers builds and operates large-scale wholesale data center campuses for hyperscalers, cloud providers, and large enterprises. Its core product is flexible, scalable data center space (white space) within campuses that range from 64 to 150 megawatts of power, designed to be rapidly provisioned for clients’ growth (often within six months). The company uses standardized, flexible designs to ensure predictable performance, high efficiency, and minimized downtime, while prioritizing sustainability in partnership with clients. Vantage differentiates itself through its focus on large-scale wholesale campuses, rapid deployment, scalable capacity, and energy-efficiency commitments across its North American and European markets. Its goal is to help major customers quickly and reliably scale their IT infrastructure with energy-conscious, scalable data center space, backed by a strong investor base and a footprint in key markets.
Company Size
1,001-5,000
Company Stage
Debt Financing
Total Funding
$28.1B
Headquarters
Denver, Colorado
Founded
2010
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Wisconsin town becomes first in the nation to pass referendum restricting AI data center development. The measure requires voter approval before granting tax incentives over $10 million, following Vantage Data Centers' billion-dollar proposal. Voters revolt over soaring electric bills. A Wisconsin town became the first city in the nation to pass a referendum restricting artificial intelligence (AI) data center development after a vote Tuesday. Port Washington residents voted overwhelmingly in favor (66%) of a ballot measure that would require city leaders to obtain voter approval before granting tax incentives exceeding $10 million to developers. The ballot measure came after Vantage Data Centers announced intentions to develop a $15 billion artificial intelligence campus in collaboration with tech giants OpenAI and Oracle in October. The measure was developed by Great Lakes Neighbors United, a local grassroots organization that formed after the original Vantage Data Centers announcement. The organization released a statement celebrating the voting results. Port Washington, Wisconsin, residents voted in favor of a measure that would require massive city developments, like AI data centers, to receive voter approval. (Getty Images/Wanan Yossingkum) "Tonight, democracy worked the way it's supposed to," Great Lakes Neighbors United member Christiane Le Jeune said. "Over 1,000 residents signed the petition that put this measure on the ballot, and tonight Port Washington voters spoke with one clear voice. The people deserve a seat at the table when their tax dollars are on the line." While the measure will not affect the current deal with Vantage Data Centers, it places additional obstacles in the way of other developers, especially AI data organizations seeking tax incentives in the city. "We are not against development," co-founder Carri Prom said. "We are for development that the community understands, supports and has chosen together. Tonight proves that when citizens organize and engage, their voices can be heard." Fox News Digital reached out to Vantage Data Centers, OpenAI and Oracle for comment. The Vantage Data Centers project in Wisconsin was part of President Donald Trump's multibillion-dollar artificial intelligence infrastructure "Stargate" project that was announced shortly after his term began in January 2025. The initial investment for the project was $100 billion, with plans to expand to $500 billion over the next four years. The first data center built under the initiative was in Texas with plans to expand into other states. President Donald J. Trump announced the Stargate Project with Larry Ellison, chairman of Oracle Corporation and chief technology officer; Masayoshi Son, SoftBank Group CEO; and Sam Altman, OpenAI CEO, in the Roosevelt Room at the White House on Tuesday, Jan. 21, 2025, in Washington, D.C. (Sebastian Gollnow/picture alliance/Jabin Botsford/The Washington Post via Getty Images) Amid concerns about rising energy costs for maintaining data centers, Trump met with several tech leaders who pledged they will generate their own electricity to save taxpayers money. Fox Business' Breck Dumas contributed to this report. Lindsay Kornick is an associate editor for Fox News Digital. Story tips can be sent to [email protected] and on Twitter: @lmkornick.
Vantage Data Centers partners with Malaysia Forest Fund to advance Malaysia's sustainability agenda. SINGAPORE & MALAYSIA - Media OutReach Newswire - 30 March 2026 - Vantage Data Centers, a leading global provider of hyperscale data center campuses, today announced a partnership with the Malaysia Forest Fund (MFF), an agency under the Ministry of Natural Resources and Environmental Sustainability of Malaysia (NRES), to strengthen the efforts to protect and conserve Malaysia's forests while delivering tangible benefits to local communities in Selangor. Through this collaboration, Vantage will contribute to the Penjaga Gunung (Mountain Guardian) project, one of the key initiatives under the Forest Conservation Certificate (FCC) protocol managed by the Malaysia Forest Fund. His Highness Crown Prince of Selangor Tengku Amir Shah Ibni Sultan Sharafuddin Idris Shah Alhaj and YB Dato' Sri Arthur Joseph Kurup, Minister of Natural Resources and Environmental Sustainability, witnessed the conservation agreement exchange between Vantage Data Centers, Malaysia Forest Fund and Your Idea Maker for the implementation of the Penjaga Gunung project in Selangor. The initiative covers approximately 108,000 hectares of the Selangor Royal Heritage Forest area and engages villages from the Orang Asli community. Discover more Political debate forum Nigerian product showcase The Penjaga Gunung project aims to foster environmental stewardship among the youth of the Orang Asli, the Indigenous peoples of Peninsular Malaysia, while preserving their cultural heritage and creating sustainable livelihoods for the community. Through structured program and certified skills development, participants will be trained to become nature guides and community rangers, enabling them to develop village-based eco-tourism and conservation services that generate long-term income streams. This new generation of forest guardians will be equipped with essential knowledge to enhance protection of Selangor's forest reserves and biodiversity while supporting habitat restoration to strengthen ecosystem resilience. "Our support for Penjaga Gunung turns conservation into high-caliber, meaningful career opportunities. We are shaping a future where sustainable livelihoods and professional skills development go hand in hand with protecting the planet, ensuring that environmental sustainability is guided by the wisdom of protecting indigenous cultural heritage", said Fitri Abdullah, country managing director, Malaysia of Vantage Data Centers. "Vantage is committed to building and operating our hyperscale digital infrastructure responsibly. We will continue to strengthen the community by investing in workforce development programs and aligning our efforts with local priorities and the Malaysian government's digital vision." Vantage has established a strong presence in Malaysia with two hyperscale campuses in Cyberjaya, Selangor, in addition to one of the region's largest campuses in Johor, all of which support cloud and AI transformation across the Southeast Asia region. For more information on Vantage's APAC platform, please visit Hashtag: #VantageDataCentre #VDC #MalaysiaForestFund #MFF The issuer is solely responsible for the content of this announcement. Support InfoStride News' Credible Journalism: Only credible journalism can guarantee a fair, accountable and transparent society, including democracy and government. It involves a lot of efforts and money. Theinfostride - Tunesbid Limited need your support. Click here to Donate Enterprise Technology
Vantage Data Centers has appointed Scott Beasley as global chief financial officer. Based in Denver, Beasley will oversee finance, accounting, capital markets, procurement and corporate development, reporting to CEO Sureel Choksi. Beasley joins as Vantage scales to meet growing demand for cloud and AI infrastructure. He previously served as CFO of Frontier Communications, where he oversaw a $12 billion fibre investment programme and more than $5 billion in debt offerings before the company's $22 billion acquisition by Verizon. He was also founding CFO of Arcosa Inc. Sharif Metwalli, formerly global CFO, will become chief financial officer for North America, leading finance strategy across Vantage's largest regional market.
Altarea, Vantage Data Centers partner to build one of France's largest AI & cloud Data Center campuses. Image Credit: vladimircaribb/Bigstockphoto.com Altarea, France's leading low carbon urban transformation group, and Vantage Data Centers, a leading global provider of hyperscale data center campuses, announced the signing of a partnership to develop an AI and cloud data center campus expected to be one of the largest in France. The campus will be developed on land owned by Altarea close to Bordeaux, France. Altarea has already secured a 400MW power connection with the French utility, enabling rapid time to market to meet accelerating AI and cloud customer demand. The campus marks Vantage's first expansion into the French market and continued growth throughout EMEA, where it currently serves customers across nine markets. It also reflects Altarea's growing pipeline in the fast-moving data center market. Altarea and Vantage will bring together their combined expertise in real estate, development and digital infrastructure to support leading hyperscale, cloud and AI companies both from Europe and internationally. Alain Taravella, Executive Founder and CEO of Altarea This initiative is an important milestone for Altarea's data center strategy. As presented during Choose France, The Fast Mode is committed to support the growing need of digital infrastructure in France Baptiste Borezée, Managing Director at Altarea The Fast Mode is pleased to partner with Vantage Data Centers, a global leader in digital infrastructure with more than 40 hyperscale campuses and 9GW of power capacity, with the view to significantly accelerate the completion of this project Ludovic Castillo, CEO of Altarea Data Center Altarea's mission has always been to meet France's essential needs. As the digital transition becomes critical to national competitiveness, its local expertise enables The Fast Mode to deliver a full range of data centers with exemplary environmental performance David Howson, President of Vantage Data Centers, EMEA Entering France alongside Altarea positions The Fast Mode to deliver capacity at unrivaled speed and scale and demonstrates its dedication to develop next-generation, sustainable digital infrastructure in markets critical to its customers. By combining its global expertise with Altarea's local insight, The Fast Mode is well positioned to meet the evolving requirements of these hyperscale and AI customers. The Fast Mode look forward to bolstering France's digital infrastructure capabilities that will support the country's European and international edge Ray Sharma is an Industry Analyst and Editor at The Fast Mode. He has over 15 years of experience in mobile broadband technologies and solutions, conducting research and analysis on various technology segments and producing articles and write-ups on the latest developments within the sector. He is also in charge of social media engagement and industry liaisons.
South Africa plans incentives as data centres gain "critical" status. Quick Links * News South Africa plans incentives as data centres gain "critical" status By Sakhile Dube 25th Feb, 2026 Add us on Google Share South Africa's National Treasury plans to accelerate data centre growth and strengthen the country's position as a digital infrastructure hub for the continent. Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana said the government now views data infrastructure as essential to the economy, comparing it to electricity, ports, and transport networks. "The use of data and artificial intelligence has become critical for the future development of economies worldwide," Godongwana said in his 2026 budget speech on Wednesday. "Data infrastructure should be considered as critical as electricity, ports and transport networks." The minister added that the National Treasury would explore options to help data centres and related infrastructure expand, reinforcing South Africa's role as a regional hub for cloud and AI technologies. The move comes as governments around the world pour capital into AI-era infrastructure. More than $1 trillion is expected to be invested into hyperscale and data-centre capacity globally by 2027, with trillions more likely by 2030. South Africa is positioning itself to capture a meaningful share of that growth. The country already hosts over 50 operating data centres and has a combined investment pipeline worth roughly R50 billion (about $2.7 billion) over the next three years, concentrated around Johannesburg and Cape Town. Microsoft has committed an additional R5.4 billion ($340 million) to expand its AI-ready capacity, adding to its previous R20 billion ($1.1 billion) Azure spend. Google has launched its first African cloud region in Johannesburg, while Amazon Web Services continues to scale its Cape Town hyperscale region. Teraco is building four new facilities backed by almost $900 million, and Vantage Data Centres is investing about $1 billion in a new campus at Waterfall in Midrand. At the centre of this build-out sits Teraco's Isando campus, which runs at an IT load of roughly 70 megawatts. Although small compared with the gigawatt-scale AI campuses emerging in the United States, Isando remains the largest data-centre complex on the African continent. After years of rapid greenfield development, South Africa's data-centre sector is entering a new phase of consolidation. Open Access Data Centres, a subsidiary of the WIOCC Group, recently acquired seven NTT Data facilities, an early sign of a race for scale and regional footprint. Hyperscale providers now prefer larger, standardised partners capable of delivering consistent performance across multiple geographies. While the National Treasury has not formally classified data centres as "critical infrastructure" under the Critical Infrastructure Protection Act, its new language places them alongside energy and manufacturing in policy discussions, marking a clear shift in how the government views their economic importance. This could open the door to a suite of incentives that could include lower tax rates for qualifying investments, accelerated depreciation for plant and equipment, value-added tax relief for imported servers and power gear, and faster grid connections supported by renewable energy wheeling. Of these potential measures, electricity access remains the most important. Industry executives point out that supply constraints continue to limit growth and raise operating costs, making reliable and affordable power the decisive factor in future data-centre expansion. More from this Author * FinTech Yoco's Marcello Schermer says the next test for African fintech is smarter tools * Venture Capital Fintech still dominates Africa's VC. Deeptech may be next. * Consumer Tech What you need to know about SASSA grant payments for March 2026 News In 2025, four in five smartphones sold in Africa cost under $200 Temitayo Jaiyeola | 2 hours ago