Digital Realty
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Digital Realty is a real estate investment trust (REIT) that sells physical data center space — retail colocation cabinets, private suites, wholesale data halls, and powered shells — to enterprises, network carriers, cloud providers, and content companies, rather than selling cloud compute itself. As of 2026 the company describes a footprint of 300+ data centers across 55+ metros and 25+ countries on six continents, built through both ground-up development and major acquisitions such as Telx (2015), DuPont Fabros (2017, a $7.6 billion, 12-data-center deal), Interxion (2020, giving it a large European colocation base), and a majority stake in South Africa’s Teraco (2022). Its PlatformDIGITAL product ties this global portfolio together for interconnection and hybrid deployments, and the company has increasingly positioned itself around AI-ready capacity, including NVIDIA-certified liquid-cooled facilities and a dedicated Innovation Lab in London opened in 2025 for testing AI and HPC infrastructure.
Digital Realty has a confirmed data center presence at the following locations:
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Digital Realty Data Center Locations
- Sydney, New South Wales, Australia PENDING REVIEW
- São Paulo, São Paulo state, Brazil PENDING REVIEW
- Vaughan, Ontario, Canada TOR1 / YYZ11 PENDING REVIEW
Originally operated by DuPont Fabros as TOR1 before Digital Realty acquired it in a September 2017 deal, this Canadian wholesale data center occupies the former Toronto Star printing plant and spans over 66,000 square meters with up to 46 megawatts of critical power. - Bogotá, Colombia PENDING REVIEW
- Paris, France Interxion/Digital Realty Paris campus CARRIER-NEUTRAL PENDING REVIEW
- Frankfurt, Hesse, Germany Interxion/Digital Realty Frankfurt campus CARRIER-NEUTRAL PENDING REVIEW
- Hong Kong, Hong Kong PENDING REVIEW
- Dublin, Ireland Blanchardstown Data Centre TIER III PENDING REVIEW
This two-story, 120,000-square-foot building is a Tier III-designed facility that also hosts a third-party operator, Servecentric, within the same building. - Osaka, Japan KIX13AI DATA CENTER PENDING REVIEW
In 2023, KIX13 became certified as an NVIDIA DGX-Ready Data Center, one of the earliest such certifications for Digital Realty in Asia Pacific. - Tokyo, Japan NRT14 (MC Digital Realty)AI DATA CENTER PENDING REVIEW
Operated through MC Digital Realty, a 50/50 joint venture with Mitsubishi Corporation, NRT14 was certified by NVIDIA for its ability to run high-density AI workloads of 100kW or more per rack. - Querétaro, Mexico PENDING REVIEW
- Amsterdam, Netherlands Interxion Amsterdam campus CARRIER-NEUTRAL PENDING REVIEW
- Singapore, Singapore Jurong East (29A International Business Park) PENDING REVIEW
This seven-story, 62,000-square-foot building on 11.28 acres has historically operated at full occupancy with long-term tenants, and the site includes land reserved for a further 135,000-square-foot expansion. - Johannesburg, South Africa Teraco (Isando campus) CARRIER-NEUTRAL PENDING REVIEW
Teraco operates seven carrier-, cloud- and vendor-neutral data center locations across South Africa, and Digital Realty completed its purchase of a majority stake in the company in August 2022. - Madrid, Spain Interxion/Digital Realty Madrid campus CARRIER-NEUTRAL PENDING REVIEW
- Watford, UK LHR14 PENDING REVIEW
- Los Angeles, California, USA 600 West 7th Street PENDING REVIEW
This seven-story building is described as one of the best-connected properties in Los Angeles for network interconnection. - San Francisco, California, USA SFR1 (200 Paul Avenue) PENDING REVIEW
Built in 2001 and renovated in 2014, this five-story building is regarded as the best-connected data center building in San Francisco. - Austell, Georgia, USA ATL11 PENDING REVIEW
- Chicago, Illinois, USA ORD10 (350 East Cermak Road) TIER III CARRIER-NEUTRAL PENDING REVIEW
This 1.1-million-square-foot facility began life as an R.R. Donnelley printing plant built around 1912 and was converted into a carrier hotel in 1999, becoming one of the world's largest interconnection hubs and drawing more than 100 megawatts of power. - Dallas, Texas, USA DFW10 PENDING REVIEW
- Ashburn, Virginia, USA ACC4AI DATA CENTER PENDING REVIEW
ACC4 is part of the legacy Ashburn campus originally built by DuPont Fabros, which Digital Realty acquired in a $7.6 billion, 12-data-center transaction completed in September 2017.
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AI Data Centers
Digital Realty has been rolling out AI-optimized, liquid-cooled capacity across its global portfolio rather than confining it to one site. Its KIX13 facility in Osaka, Japan became an NVIDIA DGX-Ready certified data center in 2023, and its Japanese joint venture (MC Digital Realty) has since had another site, NRT14, certified for high-density AI racks of 100kW or more. On top of that, the company has deployed direct liquid cooling across roughly 170 of its data centers worldwide as of 2026, launched an NVIDIA AI Factory Research Center on its Northern Virginia campus, and opened an Innovation Lab in London in 2025 specifically to test AI and HPC infrastructure under real data center conditions.
- Ashburn, USA ACC4 AI DATA CENTER PENDING REVIEW
ACC4 is part of the legacy Ashburn campus originally built by DuPont Fabros, which Digital Realty acquired in a $7.6 billion, 12-data-center transaction completed in September 2017. - Osaka, Japan KIX13 AI DATA CENTER PENDING REVIEW
In 2023, KIX13 became certified as an NVIDIA DGX-Ready Data Center, one of the earliest such certifications for Digital Realty in Asia Pacific. - Tokyo, Japan NRT14 (MC Digital Realty) AI DATA CENTER PENDING REVIEW
Operated through MC Digital Realty, a 50/50 joint venture with Mitsubishi Corporation, NRT14 was certified by NVIDIA for its ability to run high-density AI workloads of 100kW or more per rack.
Common Questions
Does Digital Realty offer cloud computing services?
No — Digital Realty sells physical colocation space, wholesale data halls, powered shells, and interconnection, not compute or storage delivered as a remote cloud service; customers bring their own hardware or connect to third-party clouds via its facilities.
Does Digital Realty have AI/GPU-specific infrastructure?
Yes — in 2023 its KIX13 facility in Osaka, Japan was certified as an NVIDIA DGX-Ready Data Center, and it has since extended NVIDIA partnerships including an AI Factory Research Center on its Northern Virginia campus and direct liquid cooling deployed across roughly 170 of its data centers globally as of 2026.
How did Digital Realty grow to its current global scale?
Largely through major acquisitions layered on top of organic development, including Telx in 2015, a 12-data-center portfolio from DuPont Fabros for $7.6 billion in 2017, Interxion in 2020 (expanding its European colocation footprint), and a majority stake in South Africa's Teraco in 2022.
What is Digital Realty's most historically notable facility?
350 East Cermak Road in Chicago, a former 1912 R.R. Donnelley printing plant converted into a carrier hotel in 1999, is one of the world's largest interconnection hubs and today draws over 100 megawatts of power to serve networks, financial exchanges, and enterprise tenants.
Does Digital Realty offer colocation services?
Yes — we've identified 22 facilities where Digital Realty may offer colocation services. Please contact Digital Realty directly to confirm current availability and terms.
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