H5 Data Centers: Quincy III Data Center

The Quincy III Data Center, operated by H5 Data Centers, is a cutting-edge colocation facility located in Quincy, Washington. Built for scalability, energy efficiency, and high-performance computing, this facility leverages the region’s low-cost hydroelectric power and redundant infrastructure to support enterprises, cloud providers, and content delivery networks.

Key Features & Infrastructure

• Facility Size & Scalability:
• A large-scale, enterprise-grade data center designed to support high-density workloads.
• Flexible colocation options for wholesale and retail customers.
• Sustainable & Cost-Effective Power:
• Access to affordable and renewable hydroelectric power from the Columbia River Basin.
• Redundant power systems with N+1 UPS configurations and on-site backup generators.
• Advanced Cooling Efficiency:
• Energy-efficient cooling technologies, leveraging Quincy’s favorable climate for free-air cooling, reducing operational costs.
• Robust Network Connectivity:
• Carrier-neutral facility with multiple fiber providers and direct cloud on-ramps.
• Low-latency connections to key interconnection points in Seattle and Portland.
• Ideal for high-speed content delivery and cloud-based applications.
• Security & Compliance:
• 24/7 on-site security, biometric access controls, and video surveillance.
• Compliance with industry standards such as SOC 2, ISO 27001, HIPAA, and PCI-DSS.
• Disaster Recovery & Business Continuity:
• Located in a low-risk seismic zone, ensuring uninterrupted operations.
• Built for backup, disaster recovery, and hybrid cloud strategies.

Why Choose Quincy III Data Center?

The Quincy III Data Center offers cost-effective colocation, sustainable power solutions, and top-tier security in a strategically positioned, low-risk location. With scalable capacity, energy efficiency, and carrier-rich connectivity, it is an ideal hub for cloud service providers, hyperscale deployments, and AI-driven workloads.

H5 Data Centers’ Quincy III facility is a premier choice for organizations seeking high-performance, environmentally sustainable, and cost-efficient colocation solutions in the Pacific Northwest.