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| Operator | Facilities | Total MW |
|---|---|---|
| Flexential | 12 | 25 MW |
| Quality Technology Services | 10 | 0 MW |
| Stack Infrastructure | 7 | 60 MW |
| EdgeConneX | 6 | 0 MW |
| Digital Realty | 5 | 0 MW |
| Date | Buyer | Seller | Value | MW |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Not tracked | US Signal | Not tracked | $20 | Not tracked |
Hillsboro's tracked footprint spans 104 facilities totaling 435 MW across operational, under-construction, and planned assets. Flexential operates the largest portfolio with 12 tracked sites, followed by Quality Technology Services (10), Stack Infrastructure (7), EdgeConneX (6), and Digital Realty (5). The market's operator base remains distributed, with no single player commanding majority control of tracked capacity.
New entrants and expansion-stage operators should expect moderate lead times for power service agreements and incremental grid studies, particularly if demand concentrates among a handful of nearby sites.
Recent deal activity shows consolidation rather than greenfield expansion. US Signal acquired a Hillsboro data center for $20M, taking over a facility previously occupied by Oracle. This transaction signals secondary-market liquidity and active operator repositioning, though the deal occurred against a backdrop of municipal scrutiny—the city enacted a 120-day moratorium to re-evaluate its data center stance, and operators submitted two projects immediately before the moratorium took effect. The deal flow pattern suggests existing asset reallocation is outpacing new supply announcements in the region.