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CoreSite operates 30 network-dense, cloud-connected colocation data centers across 11 U.S. markets as of 2026, offering customers cabinets, cages, private suites, and interconnection services rather than remote cloud compute. Founded in 2001 as CRG West to serve interconnection customers at One Wilshire in Los Angeles and 55 South Market in San Jose, the company rebranded as CoreSite in 2009 and was acquired by American Tower Corporation in a deal that closed in December 2021 for approximately $10.1 billion. CoreSite’s differentiator is its dense, carrier- and cloud-neutral interconnection ecosystem — more than 44,000 customer interconnections and 500+ network providers across its campuses — anchored by flagship connectivity hubs like One Wilshire (LA1) and its Silicon Valley campus spanning Milpitas, San Jose, and Santa Clara. The company has begun positioning select facilities for AI and high-density compute, including a Denver facility (DE3) explicitly built for AI, cloud, and mission-critical workloads and a Chicago facility (CH2) certified under NVIDIA’s DGX-Ready Data Center program.
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CoreSite has a confirmed data center presence at the following locations:
Los Angeles, California, USALA1PENDING REVIEW LA1 is located in One Wilshire, home to CoreSite's Any2 IXP, described as the largest public internet exchange in the Western United States, and to the landing point of the Unity Trans-Pacific submarine cable connecting to Asia.
Los Angeles, California, USALA2PENDING REVIEW LA2, at 900 Alameda Street, is described as a flexible and scalable, purpose-built, enterprise-class data center within CoreSite's Los Angeles campus.
Santa Clara, California, USASV6PENDING REVIEW CoreSite delivered SV6 in 2016, a 136,580 SF powered shell building at 3001 Coronado Drive, built for a tenant on the Santa Clara campus.
Santa Clara, California, USASV7PENDING REVIEW CoreSite Realty Corporation announced the opening of its 230,000 square-foot SV7 data center at 3020 Coronado Drive in Santa Clara.
Milpitas, California, USASV2PENDING REVIEW SV2, at 1656 McCarthy Boulevard, offers about 76,000 square feet of data center space in a small town between San Jose and Santa Clara.
San Jose, California, USASV1PENDING REVIEW SV1, the former Market Post Tower, serves as CoreSite's carrier hub for Silicon Valley and features approximately 86,000 square feet of data center space.
Santa Clara, California, USASV3PENDING REVIEW SV3, at 2901 Coronado Drive, is part of CoreSite's large Santa Clara/Coronado campus, which totals over 615,000 square feet of space.
Santa Clara, California, USASV4PENDING REVIEW SV4 is located at 2972 Stender Way as part of CoreSite's Santa Clara campus.
Santa Clara, California, USASV9PENDING REVIEW SV9, at 2915 Stender Way, is a 240,000-square-foot purpose-built facility offering 34 megawatts of IT load with its own onsite utility substation, announced in 2023 as the newest addition to CoreSite's Silicon Valley campus.
Denver, Colorado, USADE1PENDING REVIEW DE1 occupies the historic Denver Gas and Electric Building at 910 15th Street, which CoreSite acquired outright in 2025 after previously operating within it, calling it the #1 network-dense asset in the Rocky Mountain region.
Denver, Colorado, USADE3AI DATA CENTERPENDING REVIEW DE3, at 4900 Race Street, is the first purpose-built colocation data center constructed in Denver in the last two decades and is being developed through a joint venture with investment firm Stonepeak.
Washington, District of Columbia, USADC1TIER IIIPENDING REVIEW DC1, located at 1275 K Street NW in the K-Street corridor, is a purpose-built, Tier III-based colocation facility with unmatched proximity to government agencies.
Washington, District of Columbia, USADC2PENDING REVIEW Per CoreSite's own site: CoreSite describes DC2 as part of its Washington D.C. market, combining scalable colocation space and interconnection for future-ready, mission-critical infrastructure.
Doral, Florida, USAMI2PENDING REVIEW MI2 was originally Baptist Health's enterprise data center before CoreSite acquired the 103,000-square-foot, 4.3 MW, Category-5-hardened facility in September 2022 and connected it via lit fiber to MI1 to form a roughly 150,000-square-foot Miami campus.
Miami, Florida, USAMI1PENDING REVIEW MI1 was built to withstand a Category 5 hurricane and provides scalable connectivity to NAP of the Americas and to South America.
Orlando, Florida, USAOR1PENDING REVIEW OR1 was added to CoreSite's portfolio through American Tower's 2021 acquisition of DataSite, Inc., which brought multi-tenant data centers in Marietta, GA and Orlando, FL.
Atlanta, Georgia, USAAT1PENDING REVIEW Per CoreSite's own site: CoreSite describes its Atlanta campus as delivering secure and densely interconnected colocation across its downtown Atlanta (AT1) and Marietta (AT2) facilities.
Marietta, Georgia, USAAT2PENDING REVIEW AT2 was added to CoreSite's portfolio through American Tower's 2021 acquisition of DataSite, Inc., which brought multi-tenant data centers in Marietta, GA and Orlando, FL.
Chicago, Illinois, USACH1TIER IIIPENDING REVIEW CH1, located at 427 S. LaSalle, sits adjacent to the Chicago Board of Trade in the city's financial district and is built to Tier III infrastructure standards.
Chicago, Illinois, USACH2AI DATA CENTERTIER IIIPENDING REVIEW CH2 is a 169,000-square-foot facility built in 2020 that has earned Energy Star recognition for its sustainability-focused construction.
Somerville, Massachusetts, USABO1PENDING REVIEW BO1 borders Boston's central business district and Cambridge and is described as one of the most interconnected buildings in New England, with recent cooling upgrades saving about eight million kilowatt-hours annually.
Secaucus, New Jersey, USANY2TIER IIIPENDING REVIEW Per CoreSite's own site: CoreSite describes NY2 as a purpose-built, Tier III facility providing scalable, secure infrastructure above the 500-year flood plain.
Secaucus, New Jersey, USANY3TIER IIIPENDING REVIEW NY3 is a purpose-built expansion of CoreSite's New York campus located next to NY2 and offers more than 138,000 square feet (12,820 sqm) of space.
New York, New York, USANY1PENDING REVIEW NY1, at 32 Avenue of the Americas in Manhattan, sits within one of the most connected buildings in the world and offers low-latency access to Europe and key financial ecosystems.
Reston, Virginia, USAVA1PENDING REVIEW Per CoreSite's own site: CoreSite states it is one of only two providers in Northern Virginia offering direct connections to all major cloud providers.
Reston, Virginia, USAVA2PENDING REVIEW VA2, at 12098 Sunrise Valley Drive, offers more than 192,000 square feet of colocation space.
CoreSite has begun adapting specific facilities for AI and high-density compute rather than converting its whole portfolio. Its CH2 data center in Chicago is certified under NVIDIA's DGX-Ready Data Center program, giving it the power and cooling profile needed for GPU-based workloads. Separately, its new DE3 facility under construction in Denver — a 180,000-square-foot, purpose-built site at 4900 Race Street — is explicitly described by the company as designed to meet demand for high-density compute powering AI, cloud, and other mission-critical applications.
Chicago, USACH2AI DATA CENTERTIER IIIPENDING REVIEW CH2 is a 169,000-square-foot facility built in 2020 that has earned Energy Star recognition for its sustainability-focused construction.
Denver, USADE3AI DATA CENTERPENDING REVIEW DE3, at 4900 Race Street, is the first purpose-built colocation data center constructed in Denver in the last two decades and is being developed through a joint venture with investment firm Stonepeak.
Common Questions
Does CoreSite have data centers built specifically for AI workloads?
CoreSite's CH2 facility in Chicago is certified as part of the NVIDIA DGX-Ready Data Center program, and its new DE3 facility under construction in Denver is described by the company as built specifically to meet demand for high-density, high-performance compute environments that power AI, cloud, and other mission-critical workloads.
Who owns CoreSite?
CoreSite is owned by American Tower Corporation (NYSE: AMT), which completed its acquisition of CoreSite Realty Corporation for approximately $10.1 billion in December 2021.
How many data centers does CoreSite operate and where?
As of 2026, CoreSite owns and operates 30 data centers totaling more than 4.8 million square feet across 11 U.S. markets: Atlanta, Boston, Chicago, Denver, Los Angeles, Miami, New York/New Jersey, Northern Virginia, Orlando, Silicon Valley, and Washington, D.C.
Does CoreSite sell cloud computing services directly to customers?
No. CoreSite sells colocation space (cabinets, cages, and suites) along with interconnection services, including its Open Cloud Exchange platform, which connects customers to major public cloud providers rather than selling CoreSite's own cloud compute.
Does CoreSite offer colocation services?
Yes — we've identified 30 facilities where CoreSite may offer colocation services. Please contact CoreSite directly to confirm current availability and terms.
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