Data Centers in Silicon Valley, USA
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The Silicon Valley region currently has confirmed data center activity across 4 cities, with 13 companies represented.
Companies here
- Centersquare SFO4-A PENDING REVIEW
- Cologix PENDING REVIEW
Cologix's Silicon Valley data center campus in Santa Clara was acquired to strengthen the company's cloud-first strategy and U.S. digital edge presence, with an announced ~11MW power capacity build-out planned. - Deft San Jose (Great Oaks Blvd) CARRIER-NEUTRAL PENDING REVIEW
Per Deft's own site: Deft describes maintaining multiple facilities in the heart of Silicon Valley for proximity to the technology sector and Asia-Pacific peering points, operated as a Managed VMware Cloud Availability Zone. - Deft Summit Silicon Valley (2820 Northwestern Parkway) CARRIER-NEUTRAL PENDING REVIEW
The facility offers roughly 38,000 square feet of raised-floor colocation space with 7,500 kW of utility power and 13,750 kW of N+1 generator backup capacity. - Digital Realty SFR1 (200 Paul Ave.) PENDING REVIEW
SFR1, a five-story building constructed in 2001 and renovated in 2014, is described as the best-connected building in San Francisco. - EdgeCore Digital Infrastructure Silicon Valley Campus (2201 Laurelwood Road) PENDING REVIEW
EdgeCore's Santa Clara campus broke ground in January 2023 and was funded in part by a $440 million debt financing round dedicated to its Silicon Valley build-out. - Element Critical Silicon Valley One (SV1) TIER III CARRIER-NEUTRAL PENDING REVIEW
This building previously served as a Yahoo and Level 3 data center and was retrofitted to zone 4 seismic code standards before Element Critical (then CentralColo) acquired it in 2015. - Equinix SV15 CARRIER-NEUTRAL PENDING REVIEW
- Equinix SV11 CARRIER-NEUTRAL PENDING REVIEW
- LightEdge Silicon Valley Data Center PENDING REVIEW
LightEdge acts as a colocation and hybrid cloud provider operating within Equinix's Silicon Valley campus rather than in a self-built facility. - NTT Global Data Centers Santa Clara Campus CARRIER-NEUTRAL PENDING REVIEW
- Prime Data Centers SJC02 (1111 Comstock Street) PENDING REVIEW
- Prime Data Centers 2225/2215 Martin Avenue (planned) PENDING REVIEW
- Prime Data Centers SJC06 (6580 Via Del Oro) TIER 3 PENDING REVIEW
The facility sits less than a mile from the 11 Great Oaks Internet Exchange Point, giving tenants direct proximity to a major Silicon Valley peering hub. - Prime Data Centers SJC04 (1231 Comstock Street) PENDING REVIEW
This four-story facility is designed to support rack densities from 4.5 to 30kW while targeting an aggressive sub-1.25 PUE. - Rackspace Technology SJC2 PENDING REVIEW
- Rackspace Technology SJC3 PENDING REVIEW
This newest Rackspace data center was built from the ground up on the latest OpenStack technology and became the seventh global location for the Rackspace Spot platform in 2024. - Skybox Datacenters Skybox Santa Clara PENDING REVIEW
Built on the demolished former headquarters campus of Memorex, this roughly 560,000 sq ft project is Skybox's largest and first Silicon Valley data center, and includes a public art installation preserving the site's history. - STACK Infrastructure SVY01 PENDING REVIEW
This 100MW San Jose campus underwent a 60MW expansion announced in 2024 to serve San Jose's growing AI compute demand, according to the city's own mayor. - STACK Infrastructure 1200 Memorex Drive PENDING REVIEW
This four-story, 472,920-square-foot facility was built on a 17-acre site acquired in 2022 from Coca-Cola Europacific Partners, which had run a bottling plant there for over 50 years.
Common Questions
Is there a carrier hotel in the Silicon Valley region?
Filled in per-region where applicable, from research data.
What colocation providers operate in the Silicon Valley region?
We've currently tracked 13 companies operating 20 facilities in the Silicon Valley region — see the company list above, and contact a provider directly to confirm current availability.
Is there an AI data center in Silicon Valley?
As of now, we don't have a confirmed AI-optimized (GPU-dense, liquid-cooled) data center on file for Silicon Valley, though some providers listed above may support AI workloads to varying degrees. We continue tracking new developments here.
Are there cloud providers in Silicon Valley?
Yes — we've identified 3 cloud providers with a presence in Silicon Valley. See the company list above, and contact a provider directly to confirm current availability.
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