QTS Data Centers
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QTS Data Centers is a wholesale and hyperscale colocation provider that leases physical rack, cage, and dedicated-building space inside its own purpose-built and acquired facilities to enterprises, hyperscale cloud companies, and government agencies. QTS is a global data center leader with unrivaled access to scalable infrastructure across North America and Europe, delivering data center solutions, connectivity, and service to hyperscale technology companies, enterprises, and government entities at gigawatt scale. QTS is a privately held data center company owned by funds managed by Blackstone, with corporate headquarters in Overland Park, Kansas. QTS operates sites in the United States and in the Netherlands. Its flagship US assets include a converted former semiconductor fab in Richmond, Virginia, and a mega-scale campus in Manassas, Virginia, alongside a growing pipeline of new hyperscale/AI-oriented campuses in Iowa, Ohio, South Carolina, and Utah.
QTS Data Centers has a confirmed data center presence at the following locations:
FACILITY OPERATOR
QTS Data Centers Data Center Locations
- Eemshaven, Netherlands QTS Eemshaven Data Center (EEMSDC1/EEMSDC2) CARRIER-NEUTRAL PENDING REVIEW
The site was originally an early Google data center and now hosts the landfall of a major transatlantic submarine fiber cable, with QTS investing roughly €1.4 billion to build a second building (EEMSDC2) doubling its Dutch capacity. - Groningen, Netherlands QTS Groningen Data Center Campus PENDING REVIEW
The Groningen facility feeds waste heat into the city of Groningen's district heating system in exchange for cooling, a notable circular-energy arrangement for the site. - Blyth, UK QTS Cambois Campus PENDING REVIEW
The Cambois campus in Blyth has been developed as a multi-building hyperscale site, with several separate facility listings sharing the same campus location. - Phoenix, Arizona, USA QTS Phoenix (downtown) & Phoenix Campus (PHX2) PENDING REVIEW
The downtown Phoenix facility offers 288,000 sq ft of space and 32MW of utility power in a high-security, flexible colocation format, while a separate Phoenix campus (PHX2 DC5) broke ground in 2023 as part of QTS's hyperscale expansion. - Sacramento, California, USA QTS Sacramento CARRIER-NEUTRAL PENDING REVIEW
The Sacramento facility is marketed as a lower-cost, lower natural-disaster-risk alternative to Silicon Valley for colocation customers. - Miami, Florida, USA QTS Miami Data Center PENDING REVIEW
- Atlanta, Georgia, USA QTS Atlanta 1 (DC1) PENDING REVIEW
- Fayetteville, Georgia, USA QTS Fayetteville Data Center PENDING REVIEW
- Cedar Rapids, Iowa, USA QTS Cedar Rapids CampusAI DATA CENTER PENDING REVIEW
QTS broke ground on this campus using waterless cooling technology, explicitly citing AI-era demand for secure, scalable infrastructure as a driver of the project. - Clinton, Iowa, USA QTS Clinton Campus PENDING REVIEW
QTS is planning a $10 billion, 1,300-acre hyperscale data center campus in Clinton, Iowa, announced jointly with power developer Lancium as one of its largest single capital commitments. - Overland Park, Kansas, USA QTS Overland Park / Lenexa PENDING REVIEW
This is QTS's original home market, where the company was founded and built its very first data center before growing into a national operator headquartered nearby. - Piscataway, New Jersey, USA QTS Piscataway PENDING REVIEW
- New Albany, Ohio, USA QTS New Albany 1 & 2 PENDING REVIEW
New Albany 2 alone is planned as a two-building campus, part of QTS's broader multi-campus buildout in the New Albany, Ohio data center corridor. - Hillsboro, Oregon, USA QTS Hillsboro Campus (Hillsboro-2, Hillsboro-5) PENDING REVIEW
The Hillsboro campus has grown to multiple numbered buildings (at least Hillsboro-2 and Hillsboro-5), reflecting a multi-phase hyperscale build-out in Oregon's Silicon Forest data center hub. - York, South Carolina, USA QTS York County PENDING REVIEW
- Irving, Texas, USA QTS Irving - Dallas (DC1, DC2, DC5) PENDING REVIEW
QTS has continued to expand this campus with multiple building phases (DC1, DC2, DC5) reflecting its status as one of the company's larger Texas hyperscale sites. - Eagle Mountain, Utah, USA QTS Eagle Mountain PENDING REVIEW
QTS acquired 206 acres in the West Valley area near Eagle Mountain for $246.8 million in 2024 to support this new campus. - Manassas, Virginia, USA QTS Manassas CARRIER-NEUTRAL PENDING REVIEW
Per QTS Data Centers's own site: QTS describes the Manassas campus as sitting on 102 acres of self-owned land with planned power capacity of over 100MW, positioned for rapid deployment and growth. - Sandston, Virginia, USA QTS Richmond (DC1/DC2/DC3) CARRIER-NEUTRAL PENDING REVIEW
The Richmond campus was built from a former Qimonda semiconductor fab converted into a 1.3 million square foot mega data center, and hosts the MAREA and BRUSA transatlantic subsea cable landings via a QTS Network Access Point. - Madison, Wisconsin, USA QTS Madison PENDING REVIEW
By Continent
AI Data Centers
QTS explicitly positions liquid cooling as part of its hyperscale offering to handle AI-era rack densities, stating that its cooling solutions are designed for cooling-intensive workloads such as AI. Its newest campus announcements lean heavily on AI-driven demand as the rationale for expansion — for example, the Cedar Rapids, Iowa hyperscale campus is being built with waterless cooling and framed around the industry's growing AI infrastructure needs, and QTS has also announced a large planned campus in Clinton, Iowa tied to future hyperscale/AI growth. These are announced or under-construction sites rather than a distinct, AI-only product line — QTS remains a general hyperscale/wholesale colocation provider that is adapting existing and new facilities toward AI-capable density rather than operating as a pure AI-native colocation company.
- Cedar Rapids, USA QTS Cedar Rapids Campus AI DATA CENTER PENDING REVIEW
QTS broke ground on this campus using waterless cooling technology, explicitly citing AI-era demand for secure, scalable infrastructure as a driver of the project.
Common Questions
Does QTS Data Centers support AI and GPU workloads?
Yes — QTS markets liquid cooling explicitly for AI. Its liquid cooling solutions are designed to meet growing cooling-intensive workload demands such as AI. Its newest hyperscale campus announcements, such as the Cedar Rapids, Iowa project, are also framed around AI-era demand, with the company stating it chose the site partly because as AI continues to transform industries, the need for secure and scalable infrastructure has never been more critical, and that the campus will use waterless cooling.
Is QTS a public or private company?
QTS was a publicly traded REIT (NYSE: QTS) until it was taken private. QTS became a public company in 2013 and was taken private in 2021, when funds managed by Blackstone completed the acquisition of QTS Realty Trust on August 31, 2021.
Where does QTS operate outside the United States?
QTS's only non-US operations are in the Netherlands. On April 30, 2019, QTS acquired two operating data centers in Groningen and Eemshaven, Netherlands, for approximately $44 million. It has since expanded there significantly, building a new hyperscale facility (EEMSDC2) next to its original Eemshaven site.
What was QTS's Richmond, Virginia data center originally used for?
The Richmond-area facility was originally a semiconductor plant. QTS converted the former Qimonda semiconductor site in Richmond, Virginia into a 1.3 million square foot mega data center.
Does QTS Data Centers offer colocation services?
Yes — we've identified 20 facilities where QTS Data Centers may offer colocation services. Please contact QTS Data Centers directly to confirm current availability and terms.
Does QTS Data Centers offer cloud services?
We haven't confirmed cloud services for QTS Data Centers yet — this isn't a definitive no, since our research can miss things. Please contact QTS Data Centers directly to confirm cloud availability.
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