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Border Crossing Pop 1

Datacenteractive

San Diego, CA · Mexico Internet Exchange

Border Crossing Pop 1 is an operating datacenter facility in San Diego, CA, operated by Mexico Internet Exchange.. Existing datacenter clusters are a strong signal for new development: they confirm power availability, fiber peering, and a permitting precedent — which is why nearby candidate sites often inherit the same speed-to-power advantages.

Facility

Typeenterprise
Statusactive
WebsiteVisit ↗

Location

Address5959 Rail Ct.
CitySan Diego
ZIP92173
Coordinates32.5440, -117.0274

Nearby internet exchanges

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Nearby datacenter candidate sites

Scored candidate sites near Border Crossing Pop 1, ranked by DC Readiness — useful for evaluating expansion or second-site options in the same power/fiber market.

Candidate sites near Border Crossing Pop 1
SiteTypeStateCountyVoltageCapacityQueue waitScore
MIGUELSubstation-AdjacentCASan Diego County500 kV1,000 MW7.6 yrs60.6
SUNCRESTSubstation-AdjacentCASan Diego County500 kV1,000 MW7.6 yrs58.0
PENASQUITOSSubstation-AdjacentCASan Diego County230 kV300 MW7.6 yrs57.7
MISSIONSubstation-AdjacentCASan Diego County230 kV300 MW7.6 yrs57.6
FRIARSSubstation-AdjacentCASan Diego County230 kV300 MW7.6 yrs57.6
OLD TOWNSubstation-AdjacentCASan Diego County230 kV300 MW7.6 yrs57.4
STATION FSubstation-AdjacentCASan Diego County230 kV300 MW7.6 yrs57.4
Silver GateBrownfieldCASan Diego County69 kV247 MW7.6 yrs56.7

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Dataset updated . Screening estimates derived from public data sources.

Datacenter records are derived from public facility datasets (PNNL and related sources) and may be incomplete or lag operational changes. Capacity and footprint are catalogued estimates — confirm operator, capacity, and availability directly with the facility.

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