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Arizona’s five Prime facilities are all concentrated in Avondale, part of the company’s largest single U.S. investment to date. The state’s appeal centers on power and land availability tied to a fast-growing corridor — Avondale sits at the heart of one of the fastest-growing data center markets in the nation, where demand for AI-ready infrastructure, cloud computing and high-performance workloads continues to accelerate. At the same time, Arizona’s growth has come with real constraints, as water use and power delivery have become central questions in large-scale digital infrastructure projects in the state.
Prime Data Centers currently has confirmed facilities in 1 city within Arizona, USA.
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Prime's PHX01 campus is explicitly built for AI workloads. The opening phase alone comprises three 267,000-square-foot (24,805-square-meter) facilities, each delivering 48MW of critical IT load capacity, and the design relies on closed-loop, zero process water consumption during operations. By early 2026, Buildings 1 through 3 have already been secured by a leading hyperscaler, signaling strong AI-tenant demand well before the campus reaches full build-out.
Yes — we've currently tracked Prime Data Centers in 1 city within Arizona. See the list above.
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Yes — we've currently tracked 1 confirmed facility for Prime Data Centers in Arizona. See the AI Data Centers section above.
Yes — we've identified 5 facilities where Prime Data Centers may offer colocation services in Arizona. Please contact Prime Data Centers directly to confirm current availability and terms.
We haven't confirmed cloud services for Prime Data Centers in Arizona yet — this isn't a definitive no, since our research can miss things. Please contact Prime Data Centers directly to confirm cloud availability.
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