Campus
A data center campus is a single site, or a set of adjoining parcels, planned for several data center buildings that share power, water, fiber and security infrastructure. Campuses are usually built in phases as load ramps up. Planning at campus scale means sizing substations, transmission, roads and utilities for the full build-out even when the first building uses a small fraction of it.
The full guide · Decisions and trade-offsOne Large Data Center Campus vs. Several Smaller SitesHow to choose between one large data center campus and several smaller sites: power, cost, concentration risk, network design, entitlement and timing.