This transaction follows the previously announced multi-megawatt expansion from a developer of advanced semiconductor technologies.
Following these signings, over 80% of the TAHOE RENO 1 facility is committed to clients, including space and power currently sold and future expansion options.
Given the ongoing strong demand at the Citadel Campus, Switch is accelerating the commencement of construction on its TAHOE RENO 2 data centre and beginning site preparation work for the TAHOE RENO 3 data centre.
The e-commerce customer expansion represents an incremental 5MW commitment across both Switch's core campus and Citadel campus, which is expected to contribute annualized revenue over $11 million upon full ramp.
This customer's total installed infrastructure commitment is now 30 MW across Switch's PRIME data centre campus footprint, according to the company.
As previously disclosed on Switch's third quarter 2020 earnings call, Switch has also completed a 5MW expansion with a Fortune 100 semiconductor firm specialising in AI, autonomous vehicles, gaming and other high-density computing architectures.
"Accelerating development at our Citadel Campus reflects the strong customer demand for our strategically located, differentiated Tier 5 Platinum enterprise class exascale infrastructure," said Switch EVP of Strategy Adam Kramer.
"This ongoing development means new job creation and economic investment for Nevada's economy."
At full build-out, the Citadel Campus footprint has the capacity to expand to more than 7 million-sqf and over 600 MW of power capacity.
The Citadel Campus is one of four exascale PRIME data centre campus locations, a regional hub serving the Northwestern U.S., including San Francisco, Silicon Valley and the Pacific Northwest.
The Switch PRIME data centre campus locations serve North America's four primary latency zones.
The additional Switch PRIME campus locations are the core campus (Las Vegas, NV) which serves as a hub for the Southwestern U.S., including Los Angeles and Phoenix.
