Peak+ Expands Manufacturing in Southeast Memphis
The cooling technology maker is opening a new facility at 3696 Knight Road and plans to add 96 career opportunities.
Updated on Nov. 10, 2026 in Manufacturing
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Peak+, a Memphis-founded maker of energy-efficient cooling technologies for data centers and commercial facilities, is expanding its manufacturing operations at a new facility in Southeast Memphis. The company plans to invest $845,000 in the expansion, which will create 96 career opportunities.
Why it matters
Data centers face pressure to cool more computing power without overloading the grid, and Peak+ builds precooling equipment aimed at lowering that electricity consumption. The expansion lets the company scale production and adds manufacturing and engineering jobs in Shelby County.
Peak+ plans to invest $845,000 and create 96 career opportunities at its Southeast Memphis expansion. The announcement did not specify a hiring timeline or the expected production output of the new facility.
The players
Peak+
Peak+ is a Memphis-founded manufacturer of energy-efficient cooling technologies for data centers and commercial facilities, established in 2005.
Greater Memphis Chamber
The Greater Memphis Chamber is the regional economic development organization that announced the Peak+ expansion.
The details
Peak+ engineers and builds advanced precooling equipment that helps data centers lower electricity consumption. The new facility at 3696 Knight Road gives the company room to meet demand and build a team of manufacturing and engineering professionals in Shelby County.
Timeline
November 10, 2026: The Greater Memphis Chamber announced the Peak+ expansion.
2005: Peak+ was founded in Memphis.
Market Landscape
Peak+ is positioning its precooling equipment within the growing demand for data center cooling that reduces electricity use. The expansion adds Memphis-based production capacity as operators look to cool more computing power without overloading the grid.
The expansion creates 96 career opportunities in Shelby County for manufacturing and engineering professionals. Residents seeking technical work in the area may find new openings as the Southeast Memphis facility comes online.
The takeaway
Local manufacturing expansions tied to energy efficiency can create skilled jobs while addressing the power demands of data centers. Job seekers in Shelby County should watch for hiring announcements from Peak+ as the facility ramps up.
Further reading
For more on regional production trends, see the Manufacturing section.
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