QTS Data Centers
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QTS Data Centers sells wholesale, hyperscale, and hybrid colocation space to hyperscale technology companies, enterprises, and government agencies across a real estate portfolio of self-owned mega-scale campuses. As of 2024, QTS marketed itself as operating a footprint spanning more than 6 million square feet of owned mega-scale data center space in North America, serving over 1,100 hyperscale, enterprise, and government customers. Founded in 2003 as QTS Realty Trust and long headquartered in Overland Park, Kansas (with a listed HQ also in Sterling, Virginia), the company was taken private by Blackstone in 2021 for roughly $10 billion, and Blackstone has since committed billions more toward AI-driven data center expansion. QTS’s signature approach has historically been redeveloping large, unconventional industrial buildings — a former newspaper printing plant in Chicago, an old paper mill site in Virginia — into massive, LEED-certified colocation and hyperscale campuses, alongside newer ground-up mega-campuses in markets like Phoenix, Richmond, Atlanta, Dallas, and Aurora (Denver). Since the Blackstone acquisition, QTS has pursued an aggressive multi-billion-dollar global expansion, including its first European build beyond the Netherlands: a planned £10 billion, ten-building campus in Cambois, Northumberland, UK.
QTS Data Centers has a confirmed data center presence at the following locations:
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QTS Data Centers Data Center Locations
- Eemshaven, Netherlands Eemshaven (Huibertgatweg 2) CARRIER-NEUTRAL PENDING REVIEW
This facility hosts the landfall of a global fiber-optic submarine cable network within the Eemshaven Green Data Port. - Groningen, Netherlands Groningen (Zernikelaan 16) CARRIER-NEUTRAL PENDING REVIEW
This facility is one of the largest data centers in the Northern Netherlands and feeds surplus heat into the city of Groningen's district heating system. - Blyth, UK Cambois Campus PENDING REVIEW
This is QTS's first UK data center campus, being built on the 100-hectare former site of Blyth Power Station, and it became the first new-build UK data center to receive National Skills Academy for Construction status. - Goodyear, Arizona, USA Goodyear (4001 N 159th Ave) CARRIER-NEUTRAL PENDING REVIEW
- Phoenix, Arizona, USA Phoenix-Van Buren (Downtown Technology Exchange) CARRIER-NEUTRAL PENDING REVIEW
- Phoenix, Arizona, USA Phoenix II Campus (PHX2, including DC2 and DC5) CARRIER-NEUTRAL PENDING REVIEW
This 85-acre Phoenix campus is planned to have five separate data center buildings. - Sacramento, California, USA Sacramento CARRIER-NEUTRAL PENDING REVIEW
Per QTS Data Centers's own site: QTS states this facility sits on 7 acres with 4 MW of capacity. - Santa Clara, California, USA Santa Clara CARRIER-NEUTRAL PENDING REVIEW
- Aurora, Colorado, USA Aurora-Denver Campus (Denver 1) CARRIER-NEUTRAL PENDING REVIEW
Local reporting describes this as Colorado's only hyperscale facility larger than a certain threshold, with one of its three planned buildings already complete as of mid-2026. - Miami, Florida, USA Miami CARRIER-NEUTRAL PENDING REVIEW
Per QTS Data Centers's own site: QTS lists this as a small 1-acre, 2 MW facility. - Atlanta, Georgia, USA Atlanta-Metro (DC1/DC2 campus, Marietta St.) CARRIER-NEUTRAL PENDING REVIEW
This campus was described in company materials as one of the ten largest data centers in the world at nearly 1 million gross square feet, with a dedicated substation providing 120 MW of transformer capacity. - Suwanee, Georgia, USA Atlanta-Suwanee 1 (DC1) CARRIER-NEUTRAL PENDING REVIEW
This facility offers 385,000 square feet of data center and office space in Atlanta's north suburbs. - Chicago, Illinois, USA Chicago 1 (2800 S. Ashland Ave) CARRIER-NEUTRAL PENDING REVIEW
This campus was converted from the former Chicago Sun-Times printing plant, which QTS acquired for $18 million in 2014 and redeveloped into a 475,000-square-foot data center. - Overland Park, Kansas, USA Overland Park (Kansas City) CARRIER-NEUTRAL PENDING REVIEW
This was QTS's original, first data center, founded here in 2003 before the company later relocated its headquarters closer to Washington, D.C. - Jersey City, New Jersey, USA Jersey City CARRIER-NEUTRAL PENDING REVIEW
- Piscataway, New Jersey, USA Piscataway (NJ NAP) CARRIER-NEUTRAL PENDING REVIEW
This facility features direct access to 10 transatlantic subsea cables via its NJ NAP internet exchange point. - Princeton, New Jersey, USA Princeton (Hightstown Road) CARRIER-NEUTRAL PENDING REVIEW
QTS acquired this facility from McGraw Hill Financial in 2014, and it is currently undergoing a $600 million expansion to build a second, state-of-the-art building on the same campus. - New Albany, Ohio, USA New Albany 1 PENDING REVIEW
This is a two-building data center campus at 1225 Beech Rd SW in New Albany. - Hillsboro, Oregon, USA Hillsboro (including Hillsboro-3, 4425 NE Huffman St) CARRIER-NEUTRAL PENDING REVIEW
At full build-out this 88-acre campus is planned to have five mega data center buildings totaling more than one million square feet and 250MW of power capacity. - Fort Worth, Texas, USA Fort Worth CARRIER-NEUTRAL PENDING REVIEW
This is described as QTS's second data center in the Dallas market. - Irving, Texas, USA Irving DC5 (6300 Longhorn Dr) CARRIER-NEUTRAL PENDING REVIEW
- San Antonio, Texas, USA San Antonio CARRIER-NEUTRAL PENDING REVIEW
Per QTS Data Centers's own site: QTS states this campus covers 32 acres with a planned 90 MW+ of capacity. - Wilmer, Texas, USA South Dallas Campus DC7 CARRIER-NEUTRAL PENDING REVIEW
QTS is expanding its South Dallas campus with DC7, a new two-story building planned near Wilmer in southern Dallas County. - Ashburn, Virginia, USA Ashburn-Broderick CARRIER-NEUTRAL PENDING REVIEW
- Ashburn, Virginia, USA Ashburn-Lockridge (ASH2) CARRIER-NEUTRAL PENDING REVIEW
- Ashburn, Virginia, USA Ashburn-Moran CARRIER-NEUTRAL PENDING REVIEW
- Ashburn, Virginia, USA Ashburn-Shellhorn CARRIER-NEUTRAL PENDING REVIEW
- Manassas, Virginia, USA Manassas 1 (Historic District, Godwin Dr) CARRIER-NEUTRAL PENDING REVIEW
This campus sits on over 100 acres of self-owned land, giving it substantial room for rapid, phased expansion. - Manassas, Virginia, USA Manassas-Freedom Center (9301 Freedom Center Blvd) CARRIER-NEUTRAL PENDING REVIEW
- Sandston, Virginia, USA Richmond 1 CARRIER-NEUTRAL PENDING REVIEW
Per QTS Data Centers's own site: QTS states this campus sits on 100 acres with plans for 240 MW+ of capacity. - Sandston, Virginia, USA Richmond 4 (RIC4, White Oak Technology Park) CARRIER-NEUTRAL PENDING REVIEW
This campus is part of a major expansion in eastern Henrico County within the White Oak Technology Park area.
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Common Questions
Does QTS have data centers outside the United States?
Yes. QTS operates two facilities in the Netherlands (Groningen and Eemshaven) and, as of 2025-2026, is under construction on its first UK campus in Cambois, Northumberland, near Blyth — a planned ten-building, roughly £10 billion development on the site of a former power station.
Is QTS an AI-specific ('neocloud') provider?
No. QTS is a traditional wholesale/hyperscale colocation operator, not an AI-native cloud company; while its newer campuses (such as Aurora-Denver and Cambois) are being built with high-density, liquid-cooling-capable designs to accommodate AI/hyperscale workloads, its overall business remains general colocation and hyperscale leasing rather than an AI-exclusive compute product.
Who owns QTS Data Centers?
QTS Realty Trust was a publicly traded REIT (NYSE: QTS) before being acquired by Blackstone in 2021 for approximately $10 billion; it now operates as a Blackstone portfolio company.
What was QTS's largest single data center historically?
QTS's Atlanta-Metro campus was described in company materials as one of the ten largest data centers in the world, at nearly 1 million gross square feet with a dedicated on-site substation providing 120 MW of transformer capacity.
Does QTS Data Centers offer colocation services?
Yes — we've identified 31 facilities where QTS Data Centers may offer colocation services. Please contact QTS Data Centers directly to confirm current availability and terms.
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