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phoenixNAP is a Phoenix, Arizona-headquartered IT infrastructure provider founded in 2009 that sells colocation, bare-metal cloud, and IaaS services out of a compact, carrier-neutral global footprint. Its core asset is a company-owned data center campus in Phoenix, opened in 2010 near Sky Harbor Airport, which it is now expanding with a second, 530,000-square-foot building (PHX02) slated for completion in 2026. Beyond Phoenix, phoenixNAP leases colocation space inside larger third-party facilities in Ashburn (DataBank), Atlanta (CoreSite), Amsterdam (Iron Mountain), Singapore (Equinix), and Belgrade, giving it a presence across North America, Europe, and Asia-Pacific without the capital cost of building everywhere itself. The company also offers Bare Metal Cloud, an API-driven dedicated-server platform that includes GPU-accelerated instances for AI and HPC workloads, though as of 2025 that GPU capacity was reported to be limited to its Phoenix and Ashburn locations. phoenixNAP is privately held and was reportedly put up for sale via a Goldman-run process in early 2025, per industry reporting.
phoenixNAP operates as a cloud provider and colocation provider, with facilities at the following locations:
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Phone: +1 833-471-7100 Email: [email protected]
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phoenixNAP's AI/GPU offering runs through its Bare Metal Cloud platform, which provides dedicated servers with GPUs for AI training and inference — historically NVIDIA Tesla V100/P40 cards, and more recently dual Intel Max 1100 GPU cards per node. As of 2025, this GPU-enabled capacity was reported to be available only at phoenixNAP's Phoenix and Ashburn locations, rather than across its full global footprint.
Yes — phoenixNAP's Bare Metal Cloud platform offers dedicated servers with GPUs (currently Intel Max 1100 cards, having earlier offered NVIDIA Tesla V100/P40 GPUs) for AI, machine learning, and HPC workloads, but as of 2025 this GPU capacity was reported to be available only at its Phoenix and Ashburn locations, not company-wide.
Both — phoenixNAP owns and operates its flagship Phoenix, Arizona campus (purchased in 2009, opened 2010), but leases colocation space inside other companies' facilities in Ashburn (DataBank), Atlanta (CoreSite), Amsterdam (Iron Mountain), Singapore (Equinix), and Belgrade.
phoenixNAP is building a second Phoenix-area facility, PHX02, a 530,000-square-foot, roughly 30MW building adjacent to its original campus, with construction beginning in 2025 and completion targeted for Q4 2026.
No — phoenixNAP is a mid-sized colocation and bare-metal/cloud provider with a small number of facilities concentrated in a handful of metro areas, well below the scale industry analysts associate with hyperscale operators.
phoenixNAP is classified as a colocation provider among other services it offers — we can't confirm which specific facilities provide colocation services. Please contact phoenixNAP directly to confirm colocation availability.
phoenixNAP is classified as a cloud provider among other services it offers — we can't confirm which specific facilities provide cloud services. Please contact phoenixNAP directly to confirm cloud availability.
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