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| Operator | Facilities | Total MW |
|---|---|---|
| Vantage Data Centers | 7 | 105 MW |
| Microsoft | 6 | 850 MW |
| Vantage | 3 | 105 MW |
| H5 Data Centers | 3 | 36 MW |
| Sabey | 2 | 160 MW |
Quincy hosts 75 tracked facilities totaling 1,347 MW across all statuses, with Vantage Data Centers operating the largest footprint at seven sites, followed by Microsoft with six and H5 Data Centers with three. No recent deals have been tracked in this market.
Operators seeking to expand capacity or newcomers evaluating entry should expect moderately extended lead times and potentially elevated acquisition costs for incremental megawatts. This combination means power is neither abundantly available nor critically scarce; it sits in a middle band where securing new supply requires active engagement with local utilities and grid operators but remains feasible.
Deal silence in Quincy contrasts with broader market activity elsewhere. Vantage's seven-site presence and Microsoft's six-site footprint indicate both scale and ongoing commitment, yet neither operator has announced new capacity additions lately. H5 Data Centers' three sites represent a smaller but established stake.