Hillsboro and the greater Portland metropolitan area represent a strategic and growing market for data center development, driven by its robust fiber optic network and access to affordable, renewable hydroelectric power. Often referred to as 'Silicon Forest,' this region has attracted significant investment from hyperscale cloud providers and colocation operators, establishing it as a key hub for digital infrastructure in the Pacific Northwest. The area's appeal is further enhanced by its cooler climate, which can contribute to more efficient cooling strategies for data centers.
Data Center Modular specializes in delivering advanced, scalable modular infrastructure solutions tailored for the unique demands of the Hillsboro and Portland data center market. Our offerings range from pre-engineered modules for power and cooling to complete data hall solutions, designed to accelerate deployment timelines and optimize operational efficiency. We supply and coordinate the delivery of these modular components directly to your project site within the region.
It is important to note that while Data Center Modular provides the core modular infrastructure, local permitting, site preparation, foundation work, and final on-site installation are the responsibility of the project's local team in Hillsboro and Portland. Our focus is on ensuring the timely and efficient supply of high-quality modular units that integrate seamlessly into your overall data center development plan.
Around Hillsboro and Portland
We regularly work near:
- 📍Intel's Ronler Acres Campus
- 📍Hillsboro Airport
- 📍PGE's Station Q
- 📍Oregon Health & Science University (OHSU)
- 📍Pioneer Courthouse Square
- 📍Tualatin Hills Nature Park
Modular Data Center in Hillsboro and Portland — Local Notes
- •Hillsboro's 'Data Center Overlay Zone' streamlines permitting for eligible projects, providing a more predictable regulatory environment for development.
- •The region benefits from a high concentration of fiber optic backbone infrastructure, including trans-Pacific submarine cable landings, offering exceptional connectivity for data-intensive operations.
- •Power availability from Portland General Electric (PGE) and Pacific Power, with a significant portion derived from hydroelectric sources, is a major draw for sustainable data center initiatives in the area.