The first building on the campus will feature a 211,000-square-foot buildings, with 30,000 square feet of Class-A office space to support the businesses that lease space on the campus. It is expected that companies from various industries and backgrounds will lease space on the campus to house their servers and equipment that support their cloud-based operations.

The data center campus will provide millions in new annual fiscal resources for local area governments and provide jobs and opportunity for Naperville families and businesses.

• City of Naperville: Up to $1.5 million annually in total new revenue
• School District 203: Approximately $500,000 annually in new property tax revenue
• Creating Jobs & Opportunity: Up to 341 jobs that generate $26.8 million in labor income for area residents
• Generating Growth: Forecasted total regional economic impact of $238 million annually

The proposed data center campus incorporates the best practices of the rapidly evolving industry and is being designed to attain LEED Certification. As a result of investing in industry-leading technologies the campus will provide tremendous economic and fiscal benefits, while minimizing any impact to the community.

• Water Usage: It is expected the data center will use less than 5,000 gallons of water per day, less than the historical usage of the office building that occupied the property for decades.
• Electric Usage: Phase one of the campus will use less than 10% of Naperville’s peak power demand, which will help keep the city’s rates stable by providing long-term certainty and providing considerable utility tax revenue that can be used to maintain and improve the city’s utility grid.
• Sound Impact: By using best-in-class screening, sound suppression, and mechanical systems, a sound study determined there would be no perceptible increase in sound at the edge of the property compared to current, background levels.