Switch LAS VEGAS 10

7375 Lindell Rd, Las Vegas, NV, 89139, US

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Metro: North Las Vegas, NV, US Country: United States Region: North America

Colocation space
350,000
sq ft
Power capacity
40 MW

Opened on 15 June 2017, this building took Switch's Core Campus past two million square feet. It runs to nearly 350,000 sq ft and up to 40 MW, built to the MOD 250 design Switch also used for buildings 8 and 9, and about a thousand construction workers put it up, 85 per cent of them Nevada residents. Power comes from NV Energy through the Audet substation Switch built with the utility, on a supply the company has described as fully renewable since 2016. The Lindell Road address appears on the Nevada Gaming Control Board's list of registered hosting centres, a state registration rather than a certification, and connectivity is bought as Switch CONNECT through The CORE Cooperative rather than arranged customer by customer.

Facility Specifications

Site information

Colocation space
~350,000 sq ft
Power capacity
Up to 40 MW
Uptime SLA
100% power uptime guarantee

Power & cooling

Redundancy
Switch Tier 5 Platinum (Switch's own classification, not a third-party award)

Platforms & amenities

Platforms & services
Colocation and build-to-suit; Switch CONNECT telecom

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Frequently asked questions

When did Las Vegas 10 open and how large is it?
15 June 2017, at nearly 350,000 sq ft and up to 40 MW, built to Switch's MOD 250 design and matching Las Vegas 8 and 9.
Which certifications apply to Las Vegas 10?
Switch's Tier 5 Platinum is the company's own classification rather than a third-party award. Uptime Institute's register carries two Switch buildings in Las Vegas, SUPERNAP 8 MOD 1 and SUPERNAP 9, both at Tier IV, and Las Vegas 10 is not among them. Switch's company-scope attestations cover SOC 1, SOC 2 and SOC 3, ISO 14001, 27001 and 50001, PCI DSS, HIPAA, HITRUST CSF and NIST SP 800-53.
Which cabinet density figure applies?
Switch publishes two campus figures for Las Vegas — up to 55 kW per cabinet on one page and up to 2 MW per cabinet on another — and none specific to this building.
How is connectivity bought here?
Through The CORE Cooperative, Switch's telecom purchasing cooperative, which the company says interacts with more than fifty carriers; the product is Switch CONNECT. Switch SUPERLOOP carries dedicated 7 ms fibre to the Citadel campus at Tahoe Reno.
Which other buildings share the Core Campus?
Las Vegas 2, 4, 5, 7, 8, 9, 11 and 12 were operating at the end of 2021, when the campus reached up to 2,340,000 gross sq ft and 311 MW at 85 per cent utilisation. Las Vegas 15 was then under construction and 14, 16, 17 and 18 in site preparation.