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RunPod US-OR-1 (Oregon)

RunPod US-OR-1 is a tracked AI data center campus in Oregon, Multnomah County. Secure Cloud region operated by RunPod as listed in their data center catalog. Underlying colocation partner not disclosed.

Energized · RunPod · Portland, Multnomah County, Oregon, United States


Capacity: announced vs energized

Announced
not recorded
Contracted
not recorded
Under construction
not recorded
Energized
not recorded
RunPod US-OR-1 (Oregon) capacity claims
Source

Key facts

energized

Lifecycle

0 GW

Energized

RunPod

Developer

Reported facts

Structured facts sourced from citations already on this record. Each fact traces to a source in the References section below.

Region ID
US-OR-1, an Oregon Secure Cloud region seen in a June 2024 status incident
Networking list
Not among the 17 data centers on Runpod's global networking table
Disclosure
Colocation partner and site MW not disclosed

On the data center map

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In clusterMultnomah County(7)·Oregon(86)

The deal

developer
RunPod

Power

Power source
grid
Interconnection

County water status: Moderate drought (D1) in Multnomah County, week of 2026-11-03 (US Drought Monitor). Data centers are large water users for cooling; this is the neutral local water picture.

Why here

RunPod US-OR-1 is in Oregon, Multnomah County. It draws on grid power. This siting summary is composed from the record's held fields, not speculation; see methodology.

Regulatory paper trail

The filings and rules on record for this site and its jurisdiction, most recent first. Each is a sourced, dated artifact you can follow to the primary document.

NHTSA Recall: Zoox Robotaxi Software Update for Heavy Smoke Visibility (26E044)operational restriction · 2026-07-15 · United States
FCC Proposed Fines Against Drone Companies (July 2026)other · 2026-07-10 · United States

Sources

16ff9eb0-f12a-40b3-94cd-996c70bd3884 · Tracked with DEPLOY's verified-vs-claimed methodology. Every term is defined in the glossary. Announced numbers are claims, not built capacity.

Head-to-head

Common questions

What is RunPod US-OR-1 (Oregon)?
RunPod US-OR-1 (Oregon) is an AI data center campus tracked on the DEPLOY registry, located in Portland. DEPLOY records its capacity as a dated, sourced ledger: announced gigawatts versus actually energized gigawatts, never a press-release total.
Who is building RunPod US-OR-1 (Oregon)?
RunPod is recorded as a party to RunPod US-OR-1 (Oregon) on the DEPLOY registry. The full party list, with each role, is on the record.
Is RunPod US-OR-1 (Oregon) operating yet?
As of the most recent verification on the DEPLOY registry, RunPod US-OR-1 (Oregon) is energized and operating. DEPLOY tracks the lifecycle from announced through energized, so the current state reflects sourced evidence, not the original announcement.
How verified is the data on RunPod US-OR-1 (Oregon)?
This record has been checked against its cited sources by automated agents for the indexed registry; it has not been individually reviewed by a person. Every capacity figure is an append-only, dated claim resolved to the highest-evidence tier; superseded claims are kept but excluded from the current view.

Deploy Watch

Track RunPod US-OR-1 (Oregon) on Deploy.

We notify you when energized capacity, lifecycle state, or a new dated capacity claim changes against primary-source evidence, not when the developer issues a press release.

Cite this page

DEPLOY. (2026). RunPod US-OR-1 (Oregon): AI data center campus record. Retrieved November 11, 2026, from https://registry.deploy.report/datacenters/runpod-us-or-1

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