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CyrusOne is a wholesale and enterprise colocation provider — it leases rack, cage, suite, and dedicated building space to hyperscale cloud companies and large enterprises who install their own hardware inside CyrusOne-owned facilities. As of 2025 the company states it operates more than 60 data centers across North America, EMEA, and APAC, with its historical core in Texas (Dallas/Austin/San Antonio), the Chicago area, and Northern Virginia, plus a growing European footprint in Frankfurt, London, Amsterdam, Dublin, Madrid, and Milan, and a newer Asia-Pacific push into Osaka, Japan and Singapore. CyrusOne was taken private in March 2022 by funds managed by KKR and Global Infrastructure Partners in a deal valued at roughly $15 billion including debt, and in January 2025 it secured $9.7 billion in debt financing earmarked for AI-driven expansion. Its notable differentiator is Intelliscale, a purpose-built AI/high-density data center design launched in 2023 supporting up to 300kW per rack via liquid-to-chip, rear-door heat exchanger, and immersion cooling.
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28Cities/Facilities
2AI Data Centers
CyrusOne has a confirmed data center presence at the following locations:
Hanau, Hesse, GermanyFRA5 Frankfurt Data CenterAI DATA CENTERCARRIER-NEUTRALPENDING REVIEW FRA5 achieved a Power Usage Effectiveness of 1.18 on its 54MW campus, cited by industry coverage as an efficiency benchmark for the company's European buildout.
Dublin, IrelandDUB1 Dublin Data CenterCARRIER-NEUTRALPENDING REVIEW Dublin is highlighted by industry commentary as a major European cloud connectivity hub, reinforcing CyrusOne's interconnection value proposition there.
Milan, ItalyMIL1/MIL2 Milan Data CenterCARRIER-NEUTRALPENDING REVIEW MIL2 was announced in 2025 as a 54MW, three-floor, 18,000-square-meter facility, doubling CyrusOne's presence in the Milan market it entered with MIL1.
Osaka, JapanKEP OSK1 Osaka Data CenterPENDING REVIEW OSK1, developed via a joint venture with Kansai Electric Power Company (KEPCO), is CyrusOne's first data center in Asia and is planned to deliver 48MW of capacity on a roughly 19,693-square-meter site.
Amsterdam, NetherlandsAMS1 Amsterdam Data CenterCARRIER-NEUTRALPENDING REVIEW AMS1 sits on SADC's PolanenPark campus about 15 kilometers west of central Amsterdam and spans two buildings totaling roughly 320,000 square feet of technical space.
Singapore, SingaporeSingapore Data CenterPENDING REVIEW Singapore is described by industry sources as a gateway to Southeast Asia for CyrusOne, valued for its political stability and connectivity.
Madrid, SpainMAD1 Madrid Data CenterCARRIER-NEUTRALPENDING REVIEW
London, UKLON1-LON6 London/Slough Data CentersCARRIER-NEUTRALPENDING REVIEW CyrusOne London I, in Slough, delivers 9MW of IT power to 4,300 sq m of technical space in one of the UK's premier data center clusters, while London III, built in 2021, is a purpose-built facility offering over 39,000 sq ft of technical space.
Chandler, Arizona, USAPHX1-PHX8 Phoenix Data CenterCARRIER-NEUTRALPENDING REVIEW This Chandler campus has grown into an eight-building complex (PHX1-PHX8), reflecting one of CyrusOne's largest single-site expansions in the US.
Aurora, Illinois, USACHI1-CHI3 Chicago Aurora Data CenterCARRIER-NEUTRALPENDING REVIEW CyrusOne's Chicago-area presence centers on a multi-building Aurora campus that has expanded through several construction phases (CHI1-CHI3).
Lombard, Illinois, USACHI5 Lombard Data CenterCARRIER-NEUTRALPENDING REVIEW
South Bend, Indiana, USASouth Bend Data CenterTIER IICARRIER-NEUTRALPENDING REVIEW This Tier 2 South Bend facility is positioned by industry sources as strategically located outside major flight paths for added resiliency.
Council Bluffs, Iowa, USAOCB1 Council Bluffs Data CenterCARRIER-NEUTRALPENDING REVIEW
Florence, Kentucky, USACIN6 Florence Data CenterCARRIER-NEUTRALPENDING REVIEW This site is located near Greater Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky International Airport, a location the company has cited for its logistics advantages.
Totowa, New Jersey, USANYM2 Totowa Data CenterTIER IIICARRIER-NEUTRALPENDING REVIEW The Totowa facility is described as a purpose-built site meeting Tier 3 standards for high-availability mission-critical deployments.
Durham, North Carolina, USADUR1 Raleigh-Durham Data CenterTIER IIICARRIER-NEUTRALPENDING REVIEW This Durham-area facility is marketed as a premier Tier 3 data center serving the Raleigh-Durham enterprise market.
Cincinnati, Ohio, USACIN2 Cincinnati Data CenterCARRIER-NEUTRALPENDING REVIEW
Lebanon, Ohio, USACIN5 Lebanon Data CenterCARRIER-NEUTRALPENDING REVIEW The Lebanon site sits on a 123-acre campus roughly 30 minutes northeast of downtown Cincinnati, giving CyrusOne room for significant future expansion.
Allen, Texas, USADFW3-DFW5 Allen Data CenterCARRIER-NEUTRALPENDING REVIEW The CyrusOne Allen Data Center is described by independent facility trackers as a top-tier facility exemplifying the company's Texas colocation offering.
Austin, Texas, USAAUS2-AUS3 Austin Data CenterCARRIER-NEUTRALPENDING REVIEW
Carrollton, Texas, USADFW1 Dallas Carrollton Data CenterCARRIER-NEUTRALPENDING REVIEW
San Antonio, Texas, USASan Antonio Data CenterCARRIER-NEUTRALPENDING REVIEW San Antonio was the site of CyrusOne's first data center launch, in 2012, an early milestone in the company's Texas growth.
Ashburn, Virginia, USANVA9 Ashburn Data CenterAI DATA CENTERCARRIER-NEUTRALPENDING REVIEW CyrusOne's NVA9 campus in Loudoun County is a roughly 700,000-square-foot data center development in the Ashburn area, one of the world's densest data center markets.
Quincy, Washington, USAQuincy Data CenterCARRIER-NEUTRALPENDING REVIEW The Quincy facility serves as one of CyrusOne's Pacific Northwest colocation sites, an area known for cheap hydroelectric power favorable to large data centers.
CyrusOne's AI-specific product is called Intelliscale, launched in August 2023 as a purpose-built design for GPU/TPU-heavy workloads that can support up to 300kW per rack using a mix of liquid-to-chip cooling, rear-door heat exchangers, and immersion cooling. The company has framed this as a response to the thermal demands of next-generation AI hardware, and says Intelliscale facilities can be far more space-efficient than traditional designs. Separately, CyrusOne has highlighted a 54MW Frankfurt campus achieving a PUE of 1.18 using closed-loop, largely water-free cooling, illustrating the efficiency push behind its AI and high-density buildout.
Ashburn, USANVA9 Ashburn Data CenterAI DATA CENTERCARRIER-NEUTRALPENDING REVIEW CyrusOne's NVA9 campus in Loudoun County is a roughly 700,000-square-foot data center development in the Ashburn area, one of the world's densest data center markets.
Hanau, GermanyFRA5 Frankfurt Data CenterAI DATA CENTERCARRIER-NEUTRALPENDING REVIEW FRA5 achieved a Power Usage Effectiveness of 1.18 on its 54MW campus, cited by industry coverage as an efficiency benchmark for the company's European buildout.
Common Questions
Does CyrusOne have AI/GPU-specific data center infrastructure?
Yes. CyrusOne's Intelliscale platform, launched in August 2023, is a purpose-built AI-workload data center design supporting GPU and TPU deployments at densities up to 300kW per rack using liquid-to-chip, rear-door heat exchanger, and immersion cooling techniques, and the company says Intelliscale facilities can occupy as little as 25% of the footprint of a traditional data center for equivalent capacity.
Who owns CyrusOne?
CyrusOne is privately owned by funds managed by KKR and Global Infrastructure Partners, which took the company private in March 2022 in a transaction valued at approximately $15 billion including debt.
How many data centers does CyrusOne operate, and where?
As of 2025, CyrusOne's own site states it operates more than 60 data centers across North America, EMEA, and APAC, with concentrations in Texas, Illinois, Virginia, and the New York/New Jersey/Connecticut area in the US, plus Frankfurt, London, Amsterdam, Dublin, Madrid, and Milan in Europe, and Osaka, Japan (via a joint venture) and Singapore in Asia.
Has CyrusOne expanded into Asia recently?
Yes — in 2023 CyrusOne entered the Japanese market through a joint venture with Kansai Electric Power Company (KEPCO), with its first Japanese facility, OSK1 near Osaka, planned to deliver 48MW of capacity, marking the company's first data center in Asia alongside its existing Singapore presence.
Does CyrusOne offer colocation services?
Yes — we've identified 28 facilities where CyrusOne may offer colocation services. Please contact CyrusOne directly to confirm current availability and terms.
Does CyrusOne offer cloud services?
We haven't confirmed cloud services for CyrusOne yet — this isn't a definitive no, since our research can miss things. Please contact CyrusOne directly to confirm cloud availability.
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