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Current operator explicitly identifies Medford data center separately from Eugene. Source archive locality is Medford although its facility title incorrectly repeats Eugene; corrected using direct operator identity. Exact address not established; no inferred pin. Evidence

Current operator confirms downtown colocation facility. Company-maintained location profile supplies Avenue address and ZIP; overview uses Street inconsistently. Published Avenue evidence supports Census query without modifying the geocoder guard. Separate operator facility from existing 1547 Pittock carrier-hotel record; archive row 3995 is not added again. Evidence

Current operator colocation at 1233 NW 12th Avenue Suite 201. Census point represents the building, not the suite. Evidence

Apple's 2026 Environmental Progress Report confirms Apple owns and operates a Prineville, Oregon data-center campus that opened in May 2012. This source-level campus fact does not prove the identity, operating status, geometry, or independence of the supplier's specific OpenStreetMap building way; EPA and ODbL references remain historical observations, not a new canonical building or pin. Evidence

Apple's 2026 Environmental Progress Report confirms its Prineville data center has operated since May 2012, with 267 million kWh of 2025 electricity consumption. Apple separately describes a 200-MW power-purchase agreement for an offsite wind farm: that figure is not evidence of 200-MW operational facility IT capacity. Supplier-reported 200 MW remains an unverified research claim, not an admitted canonical IT or gross rating, and ODbL campus coordinates and individual building phases are not promoted. Evidence

Meta's own Prineville data-center information sheet identifies its established Oregon campus, 2010 groundbreaking and more than 350 operational jobs. Its $2 billion-plus capital investment and 220 MW of additional renewable-energy projects are not evidence of facility IT load or rated campus power. This original is linked to the existing Meta Prineville campus only, with no additional phase/building or supplier coordinates published. Evidence

Meta's April 7, 2011 first-party Open Compute announcement identifies the original Facebook-built Prineville data center in Oregon and links the original site's physical identity to Meta's later-branded campus. That historical operator identity corroborates the existing campus rather than a new independent facility. No gross MW, individual building geometry or phase count is inferred. Evidence

QTS's current first-party Hillsboro 3 facility page documents a 44-acre planned two-building Hillsboro campus and projected 100-plus MW critical campus capacity. This verifies a QTS HIL3 development identity but does not independently prove that the ODbL/IM3 source-labelled North Building is a completed physical building or a separately accepted canonical facility. The 120 MWac/166 MWdc Tower Solar project cited on the page is electrical generation, not data-center IT load. The supplier's mapped/existing operating claim, exact geometry and building-specific status are not promoted. Evidence

STACK Infrastructure's current first-party POR02 page identifies a distinct Hillsboro campus with one building, 15 acres and a displayed 24 MW campus rating. This corroborates the STACK operator identity and the existence of POR02, a plausible candidate for the supplier's Portland 2 name. It does not independently tie the precise ODbL/IM3 building ID im3:building:00328702378 to the operator's building or establish a new canonical site, and that campus rating is not promoted as the unverified supplier feature's IT load. The supplier point, guessed operating status and potential duplicate attribution remain unpromoted. Evidence

June-July 2026 state procurement explicitly names existing data center at Airport Road address. Current state employer recruitment for Salem State Data Center corroborates ongoing services. Census matches full street and ZIP; procurement billing office is not used as site address. Evidence

Current developer explicitly describes proposed three-building campus at Turner Road SE and Deer Park Drive SE, undergoing city site-plan review. One proposed campus; intersection and preliminary rendering do not justify exact map coordinates. Evidence

Google's official The Dalles, Oregon data-center location page confirms a single established regional campus identity, opened in 2006, with subsequent campus expansions. This corroborates the existing Google The Dalles canonical campus as the target for supplier CSV4017; it does not prove the separate supplier 3500 River Road construction phase is an additional independently commissioned campus or building. The supplier's operational-expansion label, advertised investments, location centroid and power figures are not promoted into new canonical operating capacity or surveyed geography. Evidence