Windstream Phoenix

120 E Van Buren is Phoenix's carrier hotel and the building is the best connected in Phoenix. The building is also home to many colocation operators including AIS, QTS, Sungard, XO

QTS acquired this site via the Carpathia acquisition in 2015.

QTS expansion with an 84-acre campus with 5 planned buildings with 280 MW of critical power

eBay's data center is also known as Project Mercury.

Iron Mountain acquired the site in January 2018 in a $1.34 Billion acquisition of IO Datacenter's operations in the United States which included 4 sites (Phoenix, Scottsdale, Edison New Jersey, and Columbus Ohio) 41-acre Iron Mountain Hyperscale-Ready campus 588,000 gross square feet 32 MW – redundant feeds

Located in the Arizona State University Research Park and downtown Phoenix Central Business District, the facility was redeveloped in 2007. Digital Realty's 76,000 square foot data center at 2055 E. Technology Circle is approximately 15 miles away from downtown Phoenix. The building is SOC2 certified with 24/7 security and critical facilities management.

The site is fully leased to a triple net customer

The site was launched in 2018 in conjunction with Lincoln Rackhouse, Internap's landlord

The Building is 1 story Flood Zone: Zone X Seismic Zone: Zone 1

H5 acquired the site when it bought NextFort in January 2016H5 acquired the site when it bought NextFort in January 20

In 2010, DRT acquired this site from 365 Main portfolio.

CyrusOne plans to build nearly 2 million square-feet data center campus. There are two buildings on the campus currently

At full buildout the 550,000sqft facility will have 62 MW of capacity. 12.5MW Phase 1.

Arizona Public Service, the electric utility provider, serves the site with 24MW of utility power

Flexential's Phoenix site is former ViaWest. A and B source power circuit delivery capabilities Multiple medium voltage utility power feeds

Phoenix I is the first of five 40MW buildings.

In January 2019 Vantage announced it acquired 50 acres outside Phoenix in Goodyear, Arizona, to build a 160MW mega-scale data center campus. Construction began in early 2019, with the first 32MW phase coming online in 2022.