cow creek data center 2013

Mark Bilton-Smith – President

[email protected] - 541-492-3030

Google - Dalles, OR -Three 68,680 sq. ft buildings (2006)

Facebook - Prineville, OR –147,000 sq. ft. First company-built data center (Jan 2010)

Microsoft - Quincy, WA –A new data center being constructed next to the existing one

(April, 2010) 470,000 sq. ft. $500 million (2007)

Dell- Quincy, WA –250,000 sq. ft. (November 2010)

Yahoo - Quincy, WA –140,000 sq. ft. (2007)

Amazon - Port of Morrow, OR –35 acres of land for data center in the future (Nov 2010)

Boardman, OR –116,000 sq. ft. 3 large buildings $100 million project (Nov 2008)

Apple - Prineville, OR – Purchased 160 Acres, announced February of 2012

Bend Broadband – Bend, OR – 30,000 sq. ft. $16 million project, first phase complete 2011

Data Center West - Medford, OR – 2,000 sq. ft.

EasyStreet - Beaverton, OR – Expaned 5000 sq. ft. Energy efficient facility, (2011)

Fortune - Hillsboro, OR – 240,000 sq. ft. currently in phase 1 of build

Infinity Internet – Portland, OR – New 10,793 sq. ft. Under Construction

Opus:interactive – Portland, OR – 80,000 sq. ft. Open for Business

Rio Networks – Roseburg, OR – 12,500 sq. ft. Facility, Opens October 2012

Recent Growth in the NorthWest

Data Center opportunity

What is the opportunity?

The Tribe is seeking a Joint venture, Partnership, Wholesale or Lessee

12,500 sq ft data center – See next slide (s)

We have 37 racks ready for use, up to 170 racks at full build out

Facility was originally planned to be a retail business

Data center is built on Tribal land, there are many advantages

The area have many geographic advantages

Southern Oregon is an untapped Data Center Market

Hot hands can be provided by skilled Cow Creek IT staff

Fiber providers are built in

Our facility – Roseburg Oregon

1st Floor - 12,500 sq. ft. - Data Center

2nd Floor – 12,500 sq.ft. – Umpqua business center

(Business Incubator)

Offices / Electrical / Conference room

staging area / Kitchen / Cross connect /

Data Center & NOC - 12,500 SF

Data center - 5000 SF

Current design “phase1A” supports 180kw

to the floor and 37 racks

Engineered Capacity of 1.7MW critical - up

to 170 High Density Racks

Enhanced security and surveillance

Fire pre-detection and pre-action

Direct BPA power 3 MW

Diverse fiber paths

NOC and monitoring

Loading/Staging/Programming area

Redundant N+1

I. Generators

II. Climate control

III. Battery backup

3 Phase Engineered Design

Design Guidelines per Phase:

Phase 1a (Complete)

500Kw Diesel generator(s) (N+1)

225kVA UPS (N+1)

51 tons (N+1) Cooling Data Center

180kW (IT Loads) Data Center

3 tons (N) Cooling Electrical Room

6 tons (N+1) Cooling Cross-Connect room

20kW (IT Loads) Cross-Connect Room

Phase 1b

750kVA UPS (N+1)


600kW (IT Loads) Data Center


11 tons (N+1) Cooling Cross-Connect room

40kW (IT Loads) Cross-Connect Room

Phase 2

500kVA UPS (N+1) Electrical room

1,100kVA UPS (N+1) UPS Room


1,480kW (IT Loads) Data Center


12 tons (N) Cooling UPS Room


Phase 1A - 37 racks capable of up to 8kW per rack – Average 5kW per rack (Complete)

Phase 1A - Complete

Equipment

Location Component

Required

Cooling

Capacity

(Tons)

Available

Cooling

Capacity

(Tons)

% of Full

Cooling

Capacity

Power

Consumption

(kW/Ton)

Power

Consumption

(kW)

Yearly Run Time

Estimate

(Hrs)

Total Yearly

Consumption

(kW)

Site Estimated

Average Power

Draw

(kW)

Site

Estimated

PUE

Plant Airstack Chillers 51 60 86% 0.90 46.1 6167 284493

Krack Dry Cooler 51 200 26% 0.125 6.4 2593 16669

Drycooler Pump 51 NA NA 0.02 1.0 2593 2667

Primary Chilled Water Pumps 51 NA NA 0.04 2.1 8760 18021

Secondary Chilled Water Pumps 51 NA NA 0.09 4.6 8760 40546

Data Floor Rittal LCP Modules 51 51 100% 0.14 7.2 8760 63072

Estimated Phase 1A Power Utilization Efficiency (PUE) @ 180 kW Data Load

49 1.27

Phase 1B - Complete

Equipment

Location Component

Required

Cooling

Capacity

(Tons)

Available

Cooling

Capacity

(Tons)

% of Full

Cooling

Capacity

Power

Consumption

(kW/Ton)

Power

Consumption

(kW)

Yearly Run Time

Estimate

(Hrs)

Total Yearly

Consumption

(kW)

Site Estimated

Average Power

Draw

(kW)

Site

Estimated

PUE


Krack Dry Cooler 171 200 86% 0.125 21.4 2593 55555





Estimated Phase 1B Power Utilization Efficiency (PUE)@ 600 kW Data Load

177 1.29

Phase 2 - Engineered

Equipment Location Component

Required

Cooling

Capacity

(Tons)

Available

Cooling

Capacity

(Tons)

% of Full

Cooling

Capacity

Power

Consumption

(kW/Ton)

Power

Consumption

(kW)

Yearly Run Time

Estimate

(Hrs)

Total Yearly

Consumption

(kW)

Site Estimated

Average Power

Draw

(kW)

Site

Estimated

PUE


Evapco Fluid Cooler (Dry Cool) 423 520 81% 0.109 46.1 1051 48429

Evapco Fluid Cooler (Evaporative Cool) 423 NA NA 0.009 3.8 5633 21432





Estimated Phase 2 Power Utilization Efficiency (PUE) @ 1,480 kW Data Load

210 1.14


Open floor plan provides multiple options for our build out

Umpqua Business Center

522 SW Washington – Rosebug Oregon

12,500 sq. ft. Business Incubator

12,500 sq.ft. High density Colocation facility

Data Center

522 SW Washington – Rosebug Oregon

12,500 sq. ft. Business Incubator

12,500 sq.ft. High density Colocation facility

Connectivity


Energy efficient water cooled architectureFree cooling will be leveraged for additional efficiencyChilled water cooling at 62 degreesDirect enclosure cooling for high-load applications170 High Density enclosures ( Up to 20kW)

To understand the benefits of this solution see this youtube linkhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IsFRt5cgzwk&feature=related

Enclosure width 24” - 600.0 mm

Enclosure height 87” - 2,200.0 mm

Enclosure depth 42” -1,050.0 mm

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Earthquake Probability

Next 50 Years

5.0 5.1 5.2 5.3 5.4 5.5Magnitude

Our Advantage – Geography

Our Tribal Advantage

Property owned by The Cow Creek Tribe, it is sovereign ground.

Sovereign Immunity – Legal protection

Lack of regulatory barriers

Absence of sales and ad valorem taxes

Frequent availability of New Market Tax Credits

Sales tax exemptions for equipment purchased outside the reservation but used there

Exemptions from local, county, and state zoning and land use controls

Expanded financing opportunities for operations on Indian land

Foreign trade “Off Shore” in the USA

In many cases we have a defined preference on government contracts

Special financing incentives

Tax exceptions

Availability of HubZone, "Empowerment Zone," and foreign trade zone designations

Sales tax exemptions for equipment purchased outside the reservation but used there

Roseburg Oregon is designated as a Rural underserved community

26.102, which provides a five-percent incentive from the U.S. Department of Defense for

contracting with an Indian-owned business.

The majority of this content can be validated herehttp://www.bia.gov/WhoWeAre/AS-IA/IEED/DED/CO/index.htm

http://www.bia.gov/WhoWeAre/AS-IA/IEED/DED/CO/index.htm



Umpqua Business Center

Mark Bilton-Smith – President

[email protected]

541-492-3030

cow creek data center 2013

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