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The Silicon Valley region currently has confirmed data center activity across 3 cities, with 9 companies represented.
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CentersquareCentersquare Silicon Valley Data Center (Santa Clara 2 & 4)PENDING REVIEW · +1 833-471-7100 Independent listings show at least two distinct Santa Clara buildings (Santa Clara 2 and Santa Clara 4) operating as part of Csquare's Silicon Valley portfolio.
CentersquareCsquare Sunnyvale Data Center (SFO3-A)TIER IIICARRIER-NEUTRALPENDING REVIEW An independent directory describes this 16,960-square-foot raised-floor facility as offering power densities up to 225 watts per square foot with N+1 and greater redundancy.
CologixSV1CARRIER-NEUTRALPENDING REVIEW SV1 spans an 84,000 sq ft facility on a 5-acre campus with 9MW of scalable capacity, positioned within Silicon Valley's innovation corridor near AI and cloud pioneers.
CoreSiteSV1 San Jose Silicon Valley Data CenterCARRIER-NEUTRALPENDING REVIEW SV1 traces back to the original MAE West interconnection point at 55 South Market Street, one of the internet's earliest major peering hubs.
CoreSiteSV3 / SV9PENDING REVIEW CoreSite opened its ninth Santa Clara data center, SV9, in 2025, expanding its Silicon Valley campus footprint.
DeftDeft/Summit Silicon Valley (Deft-SV)CARRIER-NEUTRALPENDING REVIEW · +1 (312) 829-1111 · [email protected] This single-story building is noted independently for its seismic rating of 4/D and 6,000kW of N+2 redundant UPS capacity, reflecting Silicon Valley's earthquake-resilience requirements.
EdgeCore Digital InfrastructureEdgeCore Silicon Valley CampusPENDING REVIEW EdgeCore's Silicon Valley campus at 2201 Laurelwood Road is planned as a 1.25 million sq ft, up-to-seven-building campus, with its first 200,880 sq ft data hall completed alongside 20,000 sq ft of office space.
H5 Data CentersH5 Data Centers Silicon ValleyPENDING REVIEW
Prime Data CentersSCL01PENDING REVIEW Baxtel reporting describes this Santa Clara facility as offering up to 14MW of critical power in an N configuration in a highly power-constrained Silicon Valley market.
Prime Data CentersPENDING REVIEW Per Prime Data Centers's own site: Prime's own locations page for Silicon Valley groups San Jose alongside Santa Clara as part of its constrained-market growth footprint.
STACK InfrastructurePENDING REVIEW Per STACK Infrastructure's own site: STACK's locations page lists 2 Silicon Valley sites totaling 200MW of capacity.
Vantage Data CentersSanta Clara Campus (CA1/CA2/CA3)PENDING REVIEW Vantage's Santa Clara campus has grown through repeated expansions (including CA15) to become, per the company, the largest data center campus in Silicon Valley.
Common Questions
Is there a carrier hotel in the Silicon Valley region?
Filled in per-region where applicable, from research data.
What colocation providers operate in the Silicon Valley region?
See the company list above.
Is there an AI data center in Silicon Valley?
As of now, we don't have a confirmed AI-optimized (GPU-dense, liquid-cooled) data center on file for Silicon Valley, though some providers listed above may support AI workloads to varying degrees. We continue tracking new developments here.
Are there cloud providers in Silicon Valley?
Yes — we've identified 1 cloud provider with a presence in Silicon Valley. See the company list above, and contact a provider directly to confirm current availability.
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