Web infrastructure in Phoenix
Phoenix is a growing data center market in the southwestern United States, with 15 facilities and 6 internet exchange points. The city offers a low-risk environment for disaster recovery and colocation, drawing operators who need geographic diversity from coastal hubs.
Phoenix as an internet hub
Major operators include QTS Realty Trust, DataBank, and Iron Mountain Data Centers, each with 2 facilities. Digital Realty and Flexential also maintain a presence. Key exchange points are Ninja-IX Phoenix with 58 connected networks and DE-CIX Phoenix with 36.
Phoenix connects to major fiber routes linking Los Angeles, Dallas, and the West Coast. The market serves enterprise tenants, cloud providers, and content delivery networks looking for cost-effective, low-latency colocation in the desert southwest.
Key facts
- Phoenix has 15 data centers and 6 internet exchange points.
- QTS Realty Trust, DataBank, and Iron Mountain each operate 2 facilities.
- Ninja-IX Phoenix connects 58 networks.
- DE-CIX Phoenix connects 36 networks.
- Digital Realty and Flexential each have 1 facility in Phoenix.
Data centers in Phoenix
All 15 facilities →Iron Mountain Data Center - Phoenix (AZP-1)
Iron Mountain Data Centers
3 carriers
PhoenixNAP
PhoenixNAP
3 carriers
CyrusOne Phoenix
CyrusOne Inc.
2 carriers
Digital Realty PHX10 (120 E Van Buren)
Digital Realty
2 carriers
Aligned Phoenix (PHX-01)
Aligned Data Centers
1 carriers
Flexential - Phoenix (PHX01)
Flexential Corp.
1 carriers
1GServers Data Center
1GServers, LLC
Centersquare Phoenix (PHX1)
Centersquare
DataBank Phoenix (PHX1)
DataBank, Ltd.
DataBank Phoenix (PHX2)
DataBank, Ltd.
Expedient Phoenix
Expedient
INAP Phoenix
INAP Holding LLC
Iron Mountain Data Center - Phoenix (AZP-2)
Iron Mountain Data Centers
QTS Phoenix (PHX1)
QTS Realty Trust, Inc.
QTS Phoenix (PHX2)
QTS Realty Trust, Inc.