H5 Data Centers
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H5 Data Centers is a privately-held colocation and wholesale data center operator headquartered in the Denver, Colorado area, running a portfolio it describes as more than 4 million square feet across roughly 20 U.S. markets as of 2026. Rather than chasing the biggest hyperscale hubs, H5 has deliberately built its footprint around regional and secondary markets — places like Albuquerque, Cincinnati, Cleveland, and San Luis Obispo — betting that carrier-dense, interconnection-heavy “edge” buildings in these cities can rival larger metros for latency-sensitive customers. Many of its sites are historic carrier hotels and telecom buildings acquired from other operators (vXchnge, NextFort, 365 Data Centers) rather than ground-up builds, and the company has continued expanding through M&A, most recently forming a joint venture called HyscaleIX with private equity firm Novacap to acquire additional carrier-dense sites.
H5 Data Centers has a confirmed data center presence at the following locations:
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Phone: (303) 714-7805
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H5 Data Centers Data Center Locations
- Chandler, Arizona, USA Phoenix Data Center TIER III CARRIER-NEUTRAL PENDING REVIEW
This site was acquired as the existing NextFort data center in Chandler and can scale up to 180,000 square feet and roughly 20-26 MW of power. - San Luis Obispo, California, USA San Luis Obispo Data Center PENDING REVIEW
- Sunnyvale, California, USA Silicon Valley Data Center CARRIER-NEUTRAL PENDING REVIEW
The 96,100 SF facility sits roughly 29 miles from San Francisco International Airport and 5 miles from San Jose International Airport, positioning it centrally within Silicon Valley. - Greenwood Village, Colorado, USA Denver Data Center TIER III CARRIER-NEUTRAL PENDING REVIEW
DDoS-protection provider Sharktech chose this Denver Tech Center facility for a colocation expansion, citing 100% uptime over the prior ten years. - Tampa, Florida, USA Tampa Data Center CARRIER-NEUTRAL PENDING REVIEW
This facility occupies the historic Franklin Exchange Building in downtown Tampa, built in 2000, and serves as a regional interconnection hub with access to roughly 23 carriers. - Atlanta, Georgia, USA Atlanta Data Center CARRIER-NEUTRAL PENDING REVIEW
The facility is a diverse site to both the 56 Marietta and 180 Peachtree carrier hotels, giving it access to roughly ten on-site carriers. - Chicago, Illinois, USA Chicago Data Center PENDING REVIEW
- Saint Paul, Minnesota, USA Minneapolis Data Center PENDING REVIEW
- St. Louis, Missouri, USA St. Louis Data Center PENDING REVIEW
- La Vista, Nebraska, USA Omaha Data Center PENDING REVIEW
- Secaucus, New Jersey, USA New Jersey Data Center TIER III CARRIER-NEUTRAL PENDING REVIEW
Per H5 Data Centers's own site: H5 states this 38,000 SF Secaucus facility can serve as a business continuity site for New York City enterprises seeking low-latency access to the NYC market. - Albuquerque, New Mexico, USA Albuquerque Data Center TIER III CARRIER-NEUTRAL PENDING REVIEW
The building at 505 Marquette Avenue is described as Albuquerque's most interconnected access point and top interconnection/peering point in New Mexico. - Buffalo, New York, USA Buffalo III Data Center PENDING REVIEW
This 19,000-square-foot facility occupies part of the Main Place Tower, a 26-story downtown Buffalo building built in 1969 for Erie County Savings Bank. - Lockport, New York, USA Buffalo I Data Center TIER III CARRIER-NEUTRAL PENDING REVIEW
This building is part of a 43-acre Buffalo-market campus in Lockport, NY that runs on 100% renewable hydro power. - Lockport, New York, USA Buffalo II Data Center TIER III CARRIER-NEUTRAL PENDING REVIEW
- New York, New York, USA New York Data Center CARRIER-NEUTRAL PENDING REVIEW
The 240,000-square-foot building at 325 Hudson Street is a 10-story telecom hub in Manhattan's Hudson Square, offering access to more than 40 networks including five subsea cable systems. - Charlotte, North Carolina, USA Charlotte Data Center PENDING REVIEW
- Cincinnati, Ohio, USA Cincinnati I Data Center PENDING REVIEW
- Cincinnati, Ohio, USA Cincinnati II Data Center PENDING REVIEW
- Cleveland, Ohio, USA Cleveland Data Center TIER III CARRIER-NEUTRAL PENDING REVIEW
The 333,000+ SF facility is one of only two colocation projects in Ohio eligible for a 100% sales and use tax abatement, and hosts long-haul fiber nodes for CenturyLink, Verizon, Windstream and Zayo. - Portland, Oregon, USA Portland Data Center PENDING REVIEW
The 42,000 SF downtown Portland facility markets Oregon's lack of state sales tax on computer equipment as a customer benefit. - Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA Philadelphia Data Center PENDING REVIEW
- Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA Pittsburgh Data Center PENDING REVIEW
- Nashville, Tennessee, USA Nashville 2 Data Center CARRIER-NEUTRAL PENDING REVIEW
This 19,700-square-foot carrier hotel at 147 Fourth Avenue North was acquired from 365 Data Centers in early 2026 as part of a joint venture with Novacap, replacing H5's earlier, since-decommissioned Nashville facility. - San Antonio, Texas, USA San Antonio Data Center CARRIER-NEUTRAL PENDING REVIEW
This 85,000-square-foot carrier hotel at 100 Taylor Street was H5's first investment in Texas, acquired in 2018 from Texas ISP Taylor Telecom, and later expanded with SAT-IX / DE-CIX connectivity. - Ashburn, Virginia, USA Ashburn Data Center PENDING REVIEW
- Chantilly, Virginia, USA Virginia Data Center TIER III CARRIER-NEUTRAL PENDING REVIEW
Per H5 Data Centers's own site: H5 states this Chantilly campus offers 145,000 SF and over 23 critical MW of Tier III carrier-neutral colocation, minutes from Dulles Airport, with 2N UPS power and N+1 CRAC cooling. - Herndon, Virginia, USA Herndon Data Center PENDING REVIEW
- Quincy, Washington, USA Quincy Data Center TIER III PENDING REVIEW
Per H5 Data Centers's own site: H5's Quincy campus is marketed as three Tier III data centers totaling over 692,000 square feet with WA-state sales tax abatement and power pricing around $0.038/kWh. - Quincy, Washington, USA Quincy II Data Center TIER III PENDING REVIEW
The Quincy campus that includes this building was formerly an Intuit-operated facility before H5 acquired it. - Quincy, Washington, USA Quincy III Data Center TIER III PENDING REVIEW
- Seattle, Washington, USA Seattle Data Center PENDING REVIEW
Ziply Fiber expanded its presence at this downtown Seattle facility as part of a broader Washington State connectivity push with H5.
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Common Questions
Is H5 Data Centers a hyperscaler or a cloud provider?
No. H5 Data Centers sells colocation and wholesale data center space that customers use to house their own equipment; it does not sell cloud compute or storage as a service, and it is not recognized as a hyperscaler in the industry.
How many data centers does H5 Data Centers operate?
As of 2026, H5's own site lists roughly 30-plus named facilities across markets including Albuquerque, Ashburn, Atlanta, Buffalo, Charlotte, Chicago, Cincinnati, Cleveland, Denver, Herndon, Minneapolis/St. Paul, Nashville, New Jersey, New York, Omaha, Philadelphia, Phoenix, Pittsburgh, Portland, Quincy, San Antonio, San Luis Obispo, Seattle, Silicon Valley, St. Louis, Tampa, and Virginia.
Does H5 Data Centers have AI/GPU-specific infrastructure?
No specific, sourced evidence of AI-optimized or GPU-dense infrastructure at any individual H5 facility was found; H5's marketing describes its buildings mainly around Tier III design, carrier-neutral interconnection, and enterprise/wholesale colocation rather than AI-purpose-built space.
Where is H5 Data Centers headquartered?
H5 Data Centers is headquartered in the Denver, Colorado metro area, at 5350 South Valentia Way in Greenwood Village, which also houses one of its own data centers.
Does H5 Data Centers offer colocation services?
Yes — we've identified 32 facilities where H5 Data Centers may offer colocation services. Please contact H5 Data Centers directly to confirm current availability and terms.
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