planned
Claim classification: Not yet assigned
Source-backed project record · CO
QTS Denver-Aurora Campus
This record consolidates 7 research observations while retaining source distinctions, location precision and unresolved fields.
proposed_or_reviewproject status
SOURCE_BACKEDbest evidence tier
7linked evidence rows
Project facts
Location and operating record
| Operator / developer | QTS |
|---|---|
| Jurisdiction | Aurora city, CO |
| Address | 1160 N Gun Club Road |
| Location precision | locality centroid |
| Coordinates | 39.709537, -104.720509 |
| Capacity | 177 MW |
| Aliases | QTS Denver-Aurora Campus |
Evidence coverage
What has been researched
| Project profile | 0 rows |
|---|---|
| Intent / permits | 0 rows |
| Civic / infrastructure | 0 rows |
SOURCE RECORD
QTS Denver-Aurora Campus: source record
REVIEWED PROJECT UPDATES
QTS Denver-Aurora Campus: reviewed project updates
Source observation
QTS identifies its Denver campus at 1160 North Gun Club Road, Aurora, Colorado 80018.
Key data: The operator's planned campus of more than 160 MW critical capacity on approximately 65 acres is a design description, not measured operating IT load.
Claim classification: Attributed source observation · Verification: Listed fields reviewed; not a site inspection · Retrieved: 2026-10-03
Limitation: The Census response omits the north directional. The existing locality marker is retained rather than promoted to an address pin.
OWNERSHIP AND PROFILE
QTS Denver-Aurora Campus: ownership and profile
planned
Claim classification: Not yet assigned
POWER AND GRID
QTS Denver-Aurora Campus: power and grid
planned
Key data: Gross MW: 177
Claim classification: Not yet assigned
WATER AND COOLING
QTS Denver-Aurora Campus: water and cooling
planned
Claim classification: Not yet assigned
PERMITS AND JURISDICTION
QTS Denver-Aurora Campus: permits and jurisdiction
planned
Claim classification: Not yet assigned
Sources
Evidence and provenance
- Source record ↗ · SOURCE BACKED
- q.com ↗ · Retrieved 2026-10-03 · SOURCE BACKEDLimitation: The Census response omits the north directional. The existing locality marker is retained rather than promoted to an address pin.