TierPoint
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TierPoint is a US colocation and cloud infrastructure provider that operates more than 30 data centers across roughly 20 metro markets, concentrated in secondary and tertiary cities rather than the major coastal hubs that dominate hyperscale cloud maps. As of 2025, the company describes its portfolio as spanning over 40 world-class data centers plus eight multi-tenant cloud pods, connected by a coast-to-coast fiber network, and it has built its footprint almost entirely through acquisitions of regional colocation operators (Colo4, Perimeter Technology, Xand, Cosentry, and a large 2015 purchase of Windstream’s hosted-solutions data centers, among others). Headquartered in St. Louis, Missouri, TierPoint sells colocation space, private/hybrid/multi-tenant cloud, disaster recovery, managed services, and increasingly high-density, GPU-ready colocation for AI and HPC workloads. Its most concrete AI-specific investment as of late 2025 is a 100-megawatt power expansion at its 137-acre TekPark campus in Breinigsville (Allentown), Pennsylvania, aimed at technology-service-provider clients running GPU-accelerated AI workloads with advanced cooling.
TierPoint operates as a cloud provider and colocation provider, with facilities at the following locations:
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TierPoint Data Center Locations
- Little Rock, Arkansas, USA Little Rock Data Center PENDING REVIEW
This facility is rated a Tier 3 equivalent with concurrently maintainable electrical and mechanical systems. - Hawthorne, California, USA New York - Hawthorne Data Center PENDING REVIEW
This site was formerly operated by XAND as its "Westchester" data center before TierPoint's acquisition. - Waterbury, Connecticut, USA Waterbury Data Center PENDING REVIEW
The five-story multitenant building sits in the I-84 corridor roughly 25 miles southwest of Hartford, away from major population centers and flood zones. - Jacksonville, Florida, USA Jacksonville Data Center PENDING REVIEW
- Chicago, Illinois, USA Chicago - Polk Data Center PENDING REVIEW
Located in Chicago's South Loop business district, this facility has been described as the premier mission-critical data center and telecommunications facility in the Midwest. - Chicago, Illinois, USA Chicago - West Data Center PENDING REVIEW
- Lenexa, Kansas, USA Kansas City - Lenexa Data Center PENDING REVIEW
- Baltimore, Maryland, USA Baltimore Data Center PENDING REVIEW
This downtown facility has been described as Maryland's largest data center and the only data infrastructure business of its kind in Baltimore. - Linthicum Heights, Maryland, USA Baltimore - BWI Data Center PENDING REVIEW
- Andover, Massachusetts, USA Boston - Andover Data Center PENDING REVIEW
The facility is built with masonry and steel construction with ballistic-resistant walls, doors, and windows, and is rated to withstand hurricane-force winds. - Marlborough, Massachusetts, USA Boston - Marlborough Data Center PENDING REVIEW
This has been noted as TierPoint's largest facility, located near the 495 Technology Corridor close to metro Boston and Providence. - St. Louis, Missouri, USA St. Louis - Millpark Data Center PENDING REVIEW
This purpose-built facility at 2315 Millpark Drive in the Maryland Heights suburb was constructed by TierPoint rather than acquired. - St. Louis, Missouri, USA St. Louis - Olive Data Center PENDING REVIEW
This is a multi-tenant building with N+1 colocation space including single-U cabinet, quarter- and third-cabinet options. - St. Louis, Missouri, USA St. Louis - Locust Data Center PENDING REVIEW
TierPoint acquired this downtown St. Louis building with plans to retrofit it into an enterprise-grade data center. - Bellevue, Nebraska, USA Omaha - Bellevue Data Center PENDING REVIEW
- Papillion, Nebraska, USA Omaha - Midlands Data Center PENDING REVIEW
This LEED-registered facility is built to withstand 250 mph winds and sits outside a 500-year flood plain. - Charlotte, North Carolina, USA Charlotte - North Myers Data Center PENDING REVIEW
This facility is one of seven interconnected North Carolina facilities providing disaster recovery, cloud, and managed services. - Charlotte, North Carolina, USA Charlotte - Center Park Data Center PENDING REVIEW
- Durham, North Carolina, USA Raleigh - RTP Data Center PENDING REVIEW
- Raleigh, North Carolina, USA Raleigh Data Center PENDING REVIEW
- Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, USA Oklahoma City 4114 Perimeter Center Data Center PENDING REVIEW
Built on a 15-acre campus, this facility is engineered to withstand wind, rain, and moderate seismic forces under the International Building Code. - Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, USA Oklahoma City 4121 Perimeter Center Data Center PENDING REVIEW
- Tulsa, Oklahoma, USA Tulsa - Archer Data Center CARRIER-NEUTRAL PENDING REVIEW
Located in the historic Brady District north of downtown, this is described as the largest carrier-neutral telecommunications space in the Tulsa area. - Tulsa, Oklahoma, USA Tulsa - State Farm Data Center PENDING REVIEW
- Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, USA Bethlehem Data Center PENDING REVIEW
- Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, USA Lehigh Valley Data Center PENDING REVIEW
This facility along the Lehigh Valley Thruway includes office space and disaster recovery suites in addition to the data center floor. - Breinigsville, Pennsylvania, USA Allentown - TekPark Data Center PENDING REVIEW
TekPark is a 137-acre campus where TierPoint has secured $240 million in asset-backed securities financing and acquired its largest leased site in Pennsylvania. - Norristown, Pennsylvania, USA Valley Forge Data Center PENDING REVIEW
The site sits near the Audubon Wildlife Sanctuary and Valley Forge National Historic Park, outside major regional threat and evacuation zones. - Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA Philadelphia Data Center PENDING REVIEW
Located in the South Philadelphia Navy Yard, this was formerly a XAND data center acquired by TierPoint in 2014 and later expanded by roughly 14,000 square feet in a $12 million project. - Sioux Falls, South Dakota, USA Sioux Falls - East Data Center PENDING REVIEW
- Sioux Falls, South Dakota, USA Sioux Falls - West Data Center PENDING REVIEW
- Franklin, Tennessee, USA Nashville Data Center PENDING REVIEW
- Allen, Texas, USA Dallas-Allen Data Center PENDING REVIEW
- Dallas, Texas, USA Dallas Data Center PENDING REVIEW
This single-tenant, single-story building began operating in 2000, predating TierPoint's founding by a decade. - Fort Worth, Texas, USA Dallas-Fort Worth Data Center PENDING REVIEW
- Liberty Lake, Washington, USA Spokane 23403 E Mission Data Center PENDING REVIEW
- Liberty Lake, Washington, USA Spokane 23017 E Mission Data Center PENDING REVIEW
- Seattle, Washington, USA Seattle Data Center PENDING REVIEW
TierPoint's marketing once described two distinct Seattle data centers, but they were confirmed to actually be the same building, formerly operated by Adhost before its 2012 acquisition. - Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA Milwaukee Data Center PENDING REVIEW
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Common Questions
Does TierPoint have AI or GPU-specific data center infrastructure?
Yes. TierPoint's 137-acre TekPark campus in Breinigsville, Pennsylvania is undergoing a 100-megawatt power expansion, announced in 2025, to support clients running GPU-accelerated AI and other compute-intensive workloads using advanced cooling. TierPoint also offers a broader high-density colocation product, with cabinets that can exceed 130kW using direct-to-chip liquid cooling, but this TekPark expansion is the clearest facility-specific AI infrastructure commitment found.
How many data centers does TierPoint operate and where?
TierPoint operates data centers in around 20 U.S. markets across roughly 18 states, including Missouri (its St. Louis headquarters market), Pennsylvania, Massachusetts, North Carolina, Oklahoma, Texas, Washington, Nebraska, and several other secondary markets. The company itself describes over 40 data centers plus eight multi-tenant cloud pods as of recent company materials.
Is TierPoint a hyperscale cloud provider?
No. TierPoint is a regionally focused colocation and managed-cloud provider built through acquisitions of local data center operators; it is not recognized in the industry as a hyperscaler and instead positions itself around secondary and tertiary U.S. markets underserved by the largest cloud platforms.
How did TierPoint build its current data center footprint?
TierPoint grew almost entirely by acquisition, starting as Cequel Data Centers in 2010 and absorbing companies including Colo4, Perimeter Technology, Adhost, Xand, Cosentry, and a large 2015 purchase of Windstream's hosted data centers, which alone added about 20 facilities to its network.
Does TierPoint offer colocation services?
TierPoint is classified as a colocation provider among other services it offers — we can't confirm which specific facilities provide colocation services. Please contact TierPoint directly to confirm colocation availability.
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