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Denver currently has 8 confirmed data center or colocation companies with a presence here.
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CoreSiteDE3 Denver Data CenterTIER IIPENDING REVIEW One CoreSite Denver facility at 639 East 18th Avenue has been described as a Tier 2 colocation site with a non-raised floor design.
EdgeConneXEdgeConneX Denver (DEN01/DEN02)CARRIER-NEUTRALPENDING REVIEW DEN02 is a 115,500 sq ft facility fully controlled by EdgeConneX, planned for five data halls of 10,500 sq ft each, capable of 20+ kW per cabinet.
H5 Data CentersH5 Data Centers DenverTIER IIICARRIER-NEUTRALPENDING REVIEW The campus was originally constructed by United Airlines and later owned by Galileo (a division of Travelport) before H5 acquired and redeveloped it into a data center campus.
Handy NetworksHandy Networks Denver Data Center (1801 California St)CARRIER-NEUTRALPENDING REVIEW · +1-303-414-6911 · [email protected] This facility occupies the historic Qwest Communications Tower in downtown Denver, a well-known telecom hub building, and was purpose-renovated by Handy Networks starting in late 2006 into a raised-floor colocation space.
Iron Mountain Data CentersDenver Data CenterCARRIER-NEUTRALPENDING REVIEW Per Iron Mountain Data Centers's own site: Iron Mountain describes its Denver facility as offering 180,000 square feet of data center space, 14.4 MW of power, and 100% matched renewable energy.
US SignalDenver Data Center (former OneNeck facility)PENDING REVIEW This site was built in 2015 at a cost of $20 million, with Phase I offering 35,000 square feet and a design allowing expansion to 160,000 square feet over five phases.
Common Questions
Is there a carrier hotel in Denver?
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What colocation providers operate in Denver?
See the company list above.
Is there an AI data center in Denver?
As of now, we don't have a confirmed AI-optimized (GPU-dense, liquid-cooled) data center on file for Denver, though some providers listed above may support AI workloads to varying degrees. We continue tracking new developments here.
Are there cloud providers in Denver?
Yes — we've identified 4 cloud providers with a presence in Denver. See the company list above, and contact a provider directly to confirm current availability.
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