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Current university IT service confirms an on-campus Tyler Hall data center, distinct from its Warwick colocation. University building directory supplies 9 Greenhouse Road. Census returned no address match; geography is held. Evidence

Lightower's own May 14, 2012 disclosure names its existing and expanded carrier-neutral colocation building at 235 Promenade Street, The Foundry, Providence. The supplier historical Crown Castle and Lightower Providence RI1 names describe the very same existing physical site, not a second building. This dated first-party record does not prove current Zayo operation, 2026 owner succession at that exact property, commissioned IT power, or surveyed geometry. Retain the original supplier status, MW and all provenance without operator promotion or new mapped location. Evidence

Independent facility-property and service-provider documentation identifies the historic Lightower/Crown Castle Fiber RI2 colocation building at 300 Carpenter Street, Providence. This source name and the already admitted Crown Castle 300 Carpenter canonical root denote the same building, distinct from the 304 Carpenter Prov.net site and the 235 Promenade Foundry location. This historical property identity does not establish present operator, measured IT megawatts, ongoing operation or exact geometry; refuse secondary-provider coordinate adoption. Evidence

Independent provider marketplace identifies Prov.net Providence 1 at 935 Westminster Street, Providence. The provider also offers Providence colocation. This is a distinct building from both 1155 Westminster and 304 Carpenter, but the available information does not independently establish 2026 commissioning or operating status, measured IT MW, exact geometry, or a second phase. Evidence

Contemporaneous May 14, 2007 reporting identifies the 1155 Westminster Street former Crest Craft jewelry factory, already hosting some web tenants as the Westminster Technology Center conversion was underway. A later independent directory names Prov.net Providence 2 at this address. This supports one historical physical building, distinct from the 935 Westminster and 304 Carpenter properties; ongoing operation and capacity in 2026 are not established. Evidence

Hurricane Electric's own October 2021 point-of-presence announcement, reported by Providence Business News November 2, 2021, directly names the Prov.net PVD2 facility at 304 Carpenter Street, Providence. The older provider listing Prov.net Providence 3 at the same street address and PVD2 are aliases for one existing physical property, not two buildings. The 2021 critical power description is not measured operating IT load; the announcement does not independently demonstrate 2026 operating status, ownership, surveyed coordinates or a site at 1155 Westminster Street. Evidence

Independent directory places Prov.net Providence 2 at 1155 Westminster, matching the physical building historically converted from the Crest Craft factory. Supplier PVD1/PVD2 naming is inconsistent across provider directories, so retain the original as a historical alias and do not create another physical building from the site code. Current operation, capacity and exact point geometry remain unverified. Evidence

Hurricane Electric's own October 2021 point-of-presence announcement, reported by Providence Business News November 2, 2021, directly names the Prov.net PVD2 facility at 304 Carpenter Street, Providence. The older provider listing Prov.net Providence 3 at the same street address and PVD2 are aliases for one existing physical property, not two buildings. The 2021 critical power description is not measured operating IT load; the announcement does not independently demonstrate 2026 operating status, ownership, surveyed coordinates or a site at 1155 Westminster Street. Evidence

Lightower's own May 14, 2012 disclosure names its existing and expanded carrier-neutral colocation building at 235 Promenade Street, The Foundry, Providence. The supplier historical Crown Castle and Lightower Providence RI1 names describe the very same existing physical site, not a second building. This dated first-party record does not prove current Zayo operation, 2026 owner succession at that exact property, commissioned IT power, or surveyed geometry. Retain the original supplier status, MW and all provenance without operator promotion or new mapped location. Evidence

Independent facility-property and service-provider documentation identifies the historic Lightower/Crown Castle Fiber RI2 colocation building at 300 Carpenter Street, Providence. This source name and the already admitted Crown Castle 300 Carpenter canonical root denote the same building, distinct from the 304 Carpenter Prov.net site and the 235 Promenade Foundry location. This historical property identity does not establish present operator, measured IT megawatts, ongoing operation or exact geometry; refuse secondary-provider coordinate adoption. Evidence

Dated May 14, 2007 contemporary reporting identifies the former Crest Craft factory at 1155 Westminster Street and its conversion to the Westminster Technology Center, with preexisting hosting tenants. This is the same property as the separately titled Prov.net 1155 Westminster observations, not another facility. The historic report does not establish current operating service, electricity load or mapped coordinates. Evidence

Ocean State Media on May 13, 2026 identifies the Hanton City Investments LLC business-complex application, filed May 4, as containing data center and data-processing uses in Smithfield. The separately named Hanton City Business Park source is the same already accepted proposed Hanton City Investments Smithfield project, not an operating facility, an independently commissioned building or a second land parcel campus. The council's May 5 prohibition and the earlier filing create unresolved administrative and legal questions. The reporting does not establish construction, completed approval, MW, exact mapped geometry or a cancelled disposition. Evidence

The September 30, 2026 local report identifies Hanton City Investments LLC and ROK LLC as the applicants for the Smithfield Corporate Complex at 364 George Washington Highway, with a proposed data center component. The town's June 11 certificate of incompleteness was appealed, and the October hearing was postponed to January 2027 amid litigation. This source names the same already admitted Hanton City Investments Smithfield proposed project as the companion business-park record, not a second data center campus. The unresolved legal and zoning dispute does not prove a final denial, construction, current operation, MW or precise source-rights-cleared geometry. Evidence

Issuer FY2025 Form 20-F property table as of February 19 2026 explicitly identifies owned enterprise data center with data-center and network-operations use at 100 percent utilization. Distinct from 55 Technology Way office and testing premises. Primary table omits ZIP; Census matches full street, city and state. Evidence

South Carolina government first-party announcement of August 29 2024 identifies Meta's only new Aiken County data center at Sage Mill Industrial Park by Graniteville, establishing that these three separately named originals describe the same already admitted physical project. Spring 2027 opening is a forecast, not proof of completed construction, present operation, actual IT megawatts or exact independently authorized coordinates. Evidence

Current operator facility portfolio identifies the built Anderson IWS mining data center. Phase-two archive row 4279 is not a separate facility. Exact geography held; no city centroid used. Evidence

Current operator identifies staffed colocation at the SCRA Innovation Center, Suite 180. Expansion is not counted as another facility and electrical capacities are not promoted. Evidence

Operator explicitly lists its Fairfax data center at 831 North Hampton Avenue. Its service locator confirms ZIP 29827, correcting the office page typo 29287. Census places the directional after Avenue rather than before Hampton; exact normalized street is unresolved and no point is admitted. Evidence

South Carolina government's June 24 2025 announcement identifies a single proposed Cielo campus in Cherokee County near Gaffney on Ford Road. Its four planned future buildings plus substation are not separately completed data centers, and these three source names do not constitute separate physical campuses. Estimated 2028 operation does not prove present commissioning, operating load, exact cleared geometry or new buildings. Evidence

South Carolina government's June 24 2025 announcement identifies a single proposed Cielo campus in Cherokee County near Gaffney on Ford Road. Its four planned future buildings plus substation are not separately completed data centers, and these three source names do not constitute separate physical campuses. Estimated 2028 operation does not prove present commissioning, operating load, exact cleared geometry or new buildings. Evidence

South Carolina government's June 24 2025 announcement identifies a single proposed Cielo campus in Cherokee County near Gaffney on Ford Road. Its four planned future buildings plus substation are not separately completed data centers, and these three source names do not constitute separate physical campuses. Estimated 2028 operation does not prove present commissioning, operating load, exact cleared geometry or new buildings. Evidence

South Carolina government first-party announcement of August 29 2024 identifies Meta's only new Aiken County data center at Sage Mill Industrial Park by Graniteville, establishing that these three separately named originals describe the same already admitted physical project. Spring 2027 opening is a forecast, not proof of completed construction, present operation, actual IT megawatts or exact independently authorized coordinates. Evidence