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Compass Datacenters designs, builds, and operates dedicated, single-tenant data center buildings for hyperscale cloud and enterprise customers, using a modular, largely prefabricated “CompassPod” construction approach that the company says lets it deliver a standardized 1.2MW building block in as little as six months, with roughly 74% of each facility built off-site before assembly. Founded in Dallas in 2011/2012, Compass has grown into a multinational developer with campuses across the United States, Canada, and (via a minority investor relationship) an early presence in Israel, and as of 2023 is owned by Brookfield Infrastructure Partners together with longtime investor Ontario Teachers’ Pension Plan. Its business model centers on wholesale, build-to-suit data centers leased whole to a single hyperscale or cloud customer rather than shared multi-tenant colocation suites, and its largest current bets are massive multi-building campuses in markets like Red Oak (Dallas-Fort Worth), Goodyear/El Mirage (Phoenix), and a newly announced $10 billion, eight-building campus in Meridian, Mississippi. In 2026 the company withdrew from its planned share of the giant Prince William County “Digital Gateway” project in Northern Virginia after Virginia courts invalidated the project’s zoning, illustrating how contested and legally fragile some of the industry’s largest proposed campuses have become.
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Compass Datacenters has a confirmed data center presence at the following locations:
Etobicoke, Ontario, CanadaToronto Etobicoke FacilityPENDING REVIEW This 213,171-square-foot retrofit of a 1966-built logistics building sits about 15 kilometers from 151 Front Street, Canada's largest carrier hotel.
Montreal, Quebec, CanadaMontreal IPENDING REVIEW Formerly known as ROOT Montreal MTL-R1, this facility became one of Compass' first two Canadian data centers when it acquired ROOT Data Center in 2019.
Montreal, Quebec, CanadaMontreal IIPENDING REVIEW Formerly ROOT Montreal MTL-R2, this facility was described at the time of Compass' 2019 acquisition as set to become one of Canada's largest wholesale data centers once fully built out to 50MW.
Tel Aviv, IsraelPENDING REVIEW Per Compass Datacenters's own site: Compass' own website states it has built multiple data centers in the Tel Aviv area to support innovation and regional growth, though independent reporting on the specific AWS-linked Israeli sites Compass was tied to describes them as still in planning or development.
El Mirage, Arizona, USAPHX II CampusPENDING REVIEW Per Compass Datacenters's own site: Compass describes developing a 108 MW campus in El Mirage as part of meeting growing demand across the Phoenix market.
Goodyear, Arizona, USAPhoenix I DC2PENDING REVIEW Part of a hyperscale campus Compass began developing after acquiring a 200-acre parcel in Goodyear in January 2019.
Shakopee, Minnesota, USAShakopee ITIER III · 844-823-6300PENDING REVIEW Completed in 2014 for CenturyLink Technology Solutions in just six months despite one of Minnesota's harshest winters in 30 years, this facility earned both Tier III and LEED Gold certification.
Meridian, Mississippi, USACompass Meridian CampusPENDING REVIEW State officials describe this as an eight-building campus to be constructed over eight years, representing an eventual $10 billion total investment including customer IT equipment.
Durham, North Carolina, USADurham FacilityTIER IIIPENDING REVIEW Completed in 2013 as Compass' first Raleigh-Durham facility, this 22,000-square-foot standalone building used the company's modular "Truly Modular" architecture and CompassPod design.
Groveport, Ohio, USAGroveport AEP IITIER IIIPENDING REVIEW Built for American Electric Power to Tier III standards, this backup data center represented roughly a $125 million investment for AEP.
Tulsa, Oklahoma, USATulsa I · (918) 376-9247PENDING REVIEW This 60,000-square-foot, 2,000kW building with 2N UPS redundancy is leased and operated as TierPoint Tulsa DC2 by anchor tenant TierPoint.
Franklin, Tennessee, USAFranklin IPENDING REVIEW Per Compass Datacenters's own site: Compass states its 14-acre campus near Nashville in Franklin supports the region's dynamic growth and rising cloud infrastructure needs.
Red Oak, Texas, USARed Oak IPENDING REVIEW Also known as Compass Roadrunner Building 1 or DFW III-II Building 1, this building at 300 Houston School Road spans about 251,815 square feet of data center space.
Red Oak, Texas, USARed Oak IIPENDING REVIEW Known as Compass Roadrunner Building 2, this facility at 481 Austin Boulevard spans roughly 251,815 square feet of data center space.
Red Oak, Texas, USARed Oak IIIPENDING REVIEW Known as Compass Roadrunner Building 3, this facility at 481 Austin Boulevard spans roughly 251,815 square feet of data center space.
Red Oak, Texas, USARed Oak IVPENDING REVIEW Known as Compass Roadrunner Building 4, this facility at 481 Austin Boulevard spans roughly 251,815 square feet of data center space.
Red Oak, Texas, USARed Oak VPENDING REVIEW Known as Compass Roadrunner Building 5, this facility at 481 Austin Boulevard spans roughly 251,815 square feet of data center space.
Leesburg, Virginia, USACompass Loudoun County CampusPENDING REVIEW Located in Loudoun County's Data Center Alley, Compass began construction on the first building of this campus in 2019 and has since downsized its master plan to about 625,000 square feet across fewer buildings.
Compass Datacenters is a wholesale data center developer and operator that builds dedicated, single-tenant facilities for hyperscale cloud, SaaS, and large enterprise customers, rather than selling shared colocation racks or cloud compute services.
Who owns Compass Datacenters?
As of 2023, Compass Datacenters is owned by Brookfield Infrastructure Partners together with existing investor Ontario Teachers' Pension Plan, following a deal in which Israeli real estate group Azrieli sold its roughly 32.5% stake for about $900 million.
Did Compass Datacenters build a data center campus in Prince William County, Virginia?
Compass was a partner alongside QTS in the proposed PW Digital Gateway megaproject in Prince William County, but in April 2026 the company withdrew after a Virginia appeals court upheld a ruling that voided the project's zoning approvals, so no Compass facility was built there.
Where are Compass Datacenters' largest campuses?
Compass operates multiple numbered buildings on its Red Oak campus near Dallas-Fort Worth and its Goodyear/El Mirage campuses near Phoenix, and it has announced an eight-building, $10 billion campus planned over eight years in Meridian, Mississippi.
Does Compass Datacenters operate outside the United States?
Yes — Compass operates data centers in Canada, including a retrofit facility in Etobicoke (Toronto) and two former ROOT Data Center facilities in Montreal that it acquired in 2019.
Does Compass Datacenters operate an AI data center?
As of now, we don't have a confirmed AI-optimized (GPU-dense, liquid-cooled) facility on file for Compass Datacenters. We continue tracking new developments.
Does Compass Datacenters offer colocation services?
Yes — we've identified 29 facilities where Compass Datacenters may offer colocation services. Please contact Compass Datacenters directly to confirm current availability and terms.
Does Compass Datacenters offer cloud services?
We haven't confirmed cloud services for Compass Datacenters yet — this isn't a definitive no, since our research can miss things. Please contact Compass Datacenters directly to confirm cloud availability.
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