DataBank Data Centers
Locations, Colocation, Pricing and AI Capacity
DataBank runs more than 70 data centers in nearly 30 U.S. markets. We find the DataBank space that fits your requirement, compare it with the rest of the market, and negotiate the price.
Price My DataBank RequirementDataBank data centers number more than 70 in nearly 30 U.S. markets, plus the United Kingdom, run by a Dallas-based operator that provides colocation, interconnection, cloud and managed services. Its strength is breadth across secondary and mid-size metros, the cities the largest operators serve thinly, alongside space in major carrier hotels such as 60 Hudson Street, 111 8th Avenue and 165 Halsey Street. Much of the footprint came through acquisitions: C7 Data Centers in Utah, Zayo's zColo data centers in 2020 and CyrusOne's Houston campus in 2022. Today DataBank is also building large AI-ready campuses, led by Red Oak south of Dallas, and it raised $4.7 billion in financing in the 12 months to April 2026. For a buyer, the questions are which DataBank building fits the requirement, and how it compares with the alternatives in the same market.
Sources: DataBank; datacenterHawk; DatacenterDynamics. Figures as of October 2026.
DataBank Data Center Locations by Market
DataBank data centers span four U.S. regions. Codes follow the nearest airport (DFW for Dallas, LGA for New York, EWR for Newark, SNA for Irvine), which is how DataBank and most buyers refer to them.
| Market | DataBank facilities |
|---|---|
| SouthDallas | DFW1 at 400 South Akard downtown, also DataBank's headquarters; DFW2 Richardson; DFW3 Plano; DFW5 inside the Infomart; the new Red Oak campus |
| SouthHouston | Westway Park campus in the Energy Corridor, including HOU2 at 5170 Westway Park Boulevard |
| SouthAtlanta | ATL1, ATL2 in the West End, ATL3, and ATL4, a single-tenant facility; a new campus in Lithia Springs |
| SouthAustin, Waco, Memphis, Miami | AUS1 Austin, MEM1 Memphis, plus facilities in Waco and Miami |
| EastNew York | Space at 60 Hudson Street and 111 8th Avenue; the Orangeburg campus with LGA3 and LGA4 |
| EastNew Jersey | EWR1 at 165 Halsey Street, Newark; EWR2 in Piscataway |
| EastBoston, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Cleveland, Baltimore | BOS1 at One Summer Street, PHL1, PIT1, a Cleveland facility and BWI1 |
| EastNorthern Virginia | IAD1 in Ashburn and a new campus planned in Culpeper |
| CentralChicago | ORD1, ORD2, ORD3 in Mount Prospect and ORD4 in Oak Brook |
| CentralDenver | DEN1 Englewood, DEN2 Centennial, DEN3 at 1500 Champa Street downtown, DEN4 Westminster and DEN5 |
| CentralMinneapolis | MSP1 Edina, MSP2 Eagan, MSP3 and a Plymouth facility |
| CentralKansas City, Indianapolis | MCI2 in Overland Park; IND2 at 650 West Henry Street, Indianapolis |
| WestPhoenix | PHX1 at 3110 North Central Avenue downtown, and PHX2 |
| WestSalt Lake City | SLC1 downtown and the Granite Point campus in Bluffdale, SLC2 to SLC6 |
| WestLos Angeles and Irvine | LAX1; LAX2 in Vernon, new from late 2026; and SNA1 and SNA2 on Von Karman Avenue in Irvine |
| WestSeattle, Silicon Valley, Las Vegas, San Diego | SEA1 downtown and SEA2 near SeaTac, SFO1, LAS1, and a San Diego facility |
From DataBank's published locations and public facility listings, October 2026. DataBank adds and renames facilities often, so confirm the current list for your market with us before you shortlist.
Several markets have three to six DataBank facilities with very different density, connectivity and availability. We match the requirement to the building that fits.
DataBank may be the best answer, or the operator across the street may be. We show you both, side by side.
Rate, escalators, cross-connects, expansion rights and renewal caps, while they are still negotiable.
We hold a channel relationship with DataBank, and the operator you choose pays us. Your rate is not marked up, and you'll hear back within 24 hours.
DataBank Houston: The Westway Park Campus
DataBank became the largest independent data center provider in Houston in 2022, when it bought four Houston-area data centers from CyrusOne for $670 million. The heart of it is the Westway Park campus off Beltway 8 in the Energy Corridor, including HOU2 at 5170 Westway Park Boulevard, built as the largest seismic exploration computing campus in the oil and gas industry. That history makes it one of Houston's better options for high-density computing, with more than 30 fiber networks and on-ramps to AWS and Google Cloud. See Houston colocation for the rest of the market.
DataBank Dallas: Downtown, the Infomart and Red Oak
Dallas is DataBank's home market, with DataBank data centers across Dallas, TX and its suburbs. DFW1 sits at 400 South Akard Street downtown, the same address as the company's headquarters, with DFW2 in Richardson, DFW3 in Plano and DFW5 inside the Infomart, Dallas's main carrier building. These are the facilities that serve retail and mid-size deployments.
The DataBank Red Oak campus is a different kind of project: eight two-story buildings and 480 MW planned on Stainback Road, about 24 miles south of downtown Dallas. DataBank closed a $2 billion construction loan in April 2026 for the first three buildings, which are fully leased (600,000 square feet and 180 MW), and upsized it by $650 million in June 2026 to add a fourth building of 60 MW. For most buyers, Red Oak signals DataBank's scale rather than available space; Dallas requirements usually land in the metro facilities. See Dallas colocation.
DataBank Atlanta and ATL4
DataBank runs four Atlanta facilities: ATL1, ATL2 at 1100 White Street in the West End, ATL3, and ATL4 at 200 Selig Drive, a single-tenant data center less than 30 minutes from downtown. ATL4 is built for one customer, so buyers looking for shared colocation in Atlanta are usually pointed to ATL1 to ATL3. DataBank is also building a larger campus in Lithia Springs, west of the city. See Atlanta colocation.
DataBank Phoenix: PHX1 at 3110 North Central
PHX1 is DataBank's downtown Phoenix data center at 3110 North Central Avenue, with PHX2 as a second Phoenix site. Phoenix is one of the tightest markets in the country, so a downtown building with existing space can matter more than a lower rate at a campus delivering next year. See Phoenix colocation.
DataBank New York and New Jersey: LGA3, 165 Halsey and Manhattan
LGA3 anchors DataBank's Orangeburg campus at 2000 Corporate Drive in Rockland County, about 30 miles north of Manhattan, on the site of a former Verizon data center. It opened in 2025 with 20 MW of critical IT load across 110,000 square feet of raised floor in five data halls, supports 35 kW per rack air-cooled and 100 kW liquid-cooled, and counts CoreWeave among its customers. DataBank reported it nearly fully leased at opening; the second building, LGA4, is the next source of capacity on the campus.
EWR1 is DataBank's space at 165 Halsey Street in downtown Newark, one of the New York metro's main carrier hotels and among the largest in the world, with Equinix NY1 in the same building. DataBank's suite, which came with the zColo acquisition, offers about 90 on-site carriers, 34,360 square feet of raised floor and 2N power, making it an interconnection site rather than a high-density one. DataBank also operates EWR2 in Piscataway, New Jersey, and space at 60 Hudson Street and 111 8th Avenue in Manhattan. See the New York metro data center guide and Manhattan data centers.
DataBank in Ashburn, Chicago, Denver, Salt Lake City and Other Markets
Beyond Dallas, Houston, Atlanta, Phoenix and New York, DataBank runs data centers in most mid-size US metros. These are the ones buyers ask about most.
DataBank Ashburn
IAD1 is DataBank’s data center in Ashburn, Virginia, inside the largest data center cluster in the world, with a new DataBank campus planned in Culpeper. See Virginia data centers.
DataBank Chicago
ORD1 to ORD3 are in Mount Prospect, near O’Hare, and ORD4 is in Oak Brook. See Chicago colocation.
DataBank Denver
DEN1 is in Englewood, DEN2 in Centennial, DEN3 at 1500 Champa Street downtown, DEN4 in Westminster, plus DEN5. See Denver colocation.
DataBank Salt Lake City and Bluffdale
SLC1 is downtown, and the Granite Point campus in Bluffdale holds SLC2 to SLC6; DataBank’s Utah footprint came with its 2017 purchase of C7 Data Centers. See Utah data centers.
DataBank Minneapolis and Kansas City
In Minneapolis, MSP1 is in Edina, MSP2 in Eagan, plus MSP3 and a facility in Plymouth. MCI2 in Overland Park, Kansas, serves Kansas City. DataBank also runs facilities in Pittsburgh, Cleveland, Indianapolis, Baltimore, Philadelphia and Boston.
Where DataBank Has New Capacity Coming
For most buyers the useful question is not how many DataBank buildings exist, but which ones will have space on your date. These are the main additions in the pipeline.
LGA4, Orangeburg, NY
The second building on the Orangeburg campus, following LGA3, which was nearly fully leased at opening. The next source of high-density space north of Manhattan.
LAX2, Vernon, CA
A new Los Angeles facility with about 140,000 square feet of raised floor, phased from 6 MW in December 2026 through September 2027. See Los Angeles colocation.
Red Oak, Dallas
Eight buildings and 480 MW planned. The first three are fully leased; later buildings are where large requirements may find room.
Lithia Springs and Culpeper
New campuses planned west of Atlanta and in Culpeper, Virginia, aimed mainly at large deployments.
From DataBank announcements and public facility listings, October 2026. Timing and availability change quickly; we confirm both for your requirement.
AI and High-Density Capacity at DataBank
DataBank's high-density options fall into two groups. Purpose-built sites such as LGA3 in Orangeburg support liquid-cooled racks of up to 100 kW, while its large new campuses, Red Oak above all, are being built for AI and cloud tenants at hyperscale. Many of its older metro facilities were designed for enterprise densities and suit air-cooled GPU servers better than rack-scale systems.
Sources: DataBank EWR1 datasheet; DatacenterDynamics on LGA3; GB300 figure from the AI Rack Density Ladder. Air-cooled GPU servers at 35 to 70 kW fit far more halls than rack-scale systems. Free to cite with a link to this page.
Owning your GPU servers
Air-cooled GPU servers at 35 to 70 kW per rack fit a number of DataBank halls. Rack-scale systems such as GB300 NVL72 draw 140 to 160 kW, above even LGA3's 100 kW liquid-cooled spec, so they need a hall built for that density. See AI and GPU colocation.
Renting GPUs instead
For workloads still being proven, rented GPU servers or clusters are live in days, not months. See GPU rental and GPU cluster rental.
Multi-megawatt capacity
DataBank's new campuses are largely pre-leased to large tenants. For multi-megawatt requirements, the search spans every operator with power on your date. See wholesale colocation.
Send the GPU model, rack count, power per rack, market and date. You’ll hear back within 24 hours. The provider you choose pays us, so it costs you nothing.
About DataBank: Ownership and History
DataBank, often referred to as DataBank Holdings, is privately held, and DataBank headquarters is at 400 South Akard Street in Dallas. Its equity sits with a group of institutional investors including Swiss Life Asset Management, EDF Invest, IMCO and TJC; DigitalBridge, whose predecessor bought the company in 2017, kept a stake of about 7.8 percent after a January 2025 transaction. Raul Martynek is CEO and Kevin Ooley is President and CFO. The company grew mainly by acquisition, then turned to building its own large campuses.
DataBank vs Equinix and Digital Realty
| Operator | Footprint and focus | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| DataBank | 70+ data centers in nearly 30 U.S. markets, strongest in mid-size metros, plus space in major carrier hotels and new AI campuses | Enterprise colocation in markets the largest operators serve thinly, and regional footprints across several cities |
| Equinix | The largest interconnection platform, with flagship campuses in the biggest metros | Interconnection-heavy deployments: financial, network and cloud ecosystems. See Equinix alternatives |
| Digital Realty | 300+ facilities worldwide, from retail colocation to wholesale halls | Larger footprints and hybrid cloud across several regions. See Digital Realty data centers |
The right choice depends on the market and the requirement; in many cities all three, and others, are worth comparing. See the full provider comparison.
Send the market and requirement. You'll hear back within 24 hours.
DataBank Colocation Pricing and How to Buy
DataBank does not publish prices. Like most operators it quotes per kW of committed power, usually with space bundled in, plus cross-connects, remote hands and setup. The rate depends on the market, the building, density, term and size. For reference, primary North American markets averaged about $196 per kW per month for 250 to 500 kW at the end of 2025, according to CBRE, and the mid-size markets where DataBank is strongest often price below that. See the colocation pricing guide.
How We Find DataBank Capacity
You send the requirement
Market, cabinets or kilowatts, density, connectivity, compliance and the date. One email or one call.
We find the right building, and the alternatives
Which DataBank facility in your market has space at your density, and what the other operators nearby can offer, including space that is not advertised.
We compare five-year totals
Rate, escalator, cross-connects, setup and remote hands, side by side, benchmarked against what comparable deployments pay.
We negotiate before you sign
Expansion rights, renewal caps and the terms that move the most money, while they are still negotiable. The operator you choose pays us. How a data center broker works.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many data centers does DataBank have?
More than 70 data centers in nearly 30 U.S. markets, plus the United Kingdom. The count changes as DataBank opens new campus buildings and renames facilities, so we confirm the current list for your market before you shortlist.
Where are DataBank's data centers located?
Across four U.S. regions: the South (Dallas, Houston, Atlanta, Austin, Memphis, Miami, Waco), the East (New York, New Jersey, Boston, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Cleveland, Baltimore, Northern Virginia), the Central U.S. (Chicago, Denver, Minneapolis, Kansas City, Indianapolis) and the West (Phoenix, Salt Lake City, Los Angeles, Irvine, Seattle, Silicon Valley, Las Vegas, San Diego).
Is there a DataBank data center near me?
If you are near one of the markets above, very likely. Send us your location and requirement, and we will tell you which DataBank facility is closest, whether it has space at your density, and how it compares with the other operators nearby.
Who owns DataBank?
DataBank, often referred to as DataBank Holdings, is privately held. Its equity sits with a group of institutional investors including Swiss Life Asset Management, EDF Invest, IMCO and TJC, while DigitalBridge, whose predecessor bought DataBank in 2017, kept a smaller stake of about 7.8 percent after a January 2025 transaction. DataBank is headquartered at 400 South Akard Street in Dallas, and Raul Martynek is CEO.
Is DataBank publicly traded?
No. DataBank is privately held by institutional investors including Swiss Life Asset Management, EDF Invest, IMCO and TJC, with DigitalBridge keeping a stake of about 7.8 percent, so there is no DataBank stock to buy. DataBank IMX, a document management company, is a separate business.
Does DataBank have data centers in Houston?
Yes. DataBank bought four Houston-area data centers from CyrusOne in 2022 for $670 million, centered on the Westway Park campus in the Energy Corridor, including HOU2 at 5170 Westway Park Boulevard. The deal made DataBank the largest independent data center provider in Houston.
What is DataBank's Red Oak campus?
A 480 MW campus of eight two-story buildings planned on Stainback Road in Red Oak, about 24 miles south of downtown Dallas. The first three buildings, totaling 600,000 square feet and 180 MW, are fully leased and funded by a $2 billion construction loan closed in April 2026, upsized in June 2026 to add a fourth building of 60 MW.
What is DataBank ATL4?
A single-tenant DataBank data center at 200 Selig Drive SW, less than 30 minutes from downtown Atlanta. Because it serves one customer, shared colocation in Atlanta is usually placed in ATL1 to ATL3.
Where is DataBank PHX1?
At 3110 North Central Avenue (3110 N Central Ave) in downtown Phoenix. DataBank also operates PHX2 in the Phoenix market.
What is DataBank LGA3?
DataBank's data center at 2000 Corporate Drive in Orangeburg, New York, about 30 miles north of Manhattan. It opened in 2025 with 20 MW of critical IT load across 110,000 square feet in five data halls, supporting 35 kW per rack air-cooled and 100 kW liquid-cooled. A second building, LGA4, is next on the campus.
Is DataBank at 165 Halsey Street?
Yes. DataBank's EWR1 is in Suite 500 at 165 Halsey Street in Newark, one of the New York metro's main carrier hotels, with about 90 on-site carriers, 34,360 square feet of raised floor and 2N power. Equinix NY1 is in the same building.
Does DataBank have a data center in Ashburn, Virginia?
Yes. IAD1 is in Ashburn, inside Northern Virginia's data center cluster, and DataBank is planning a larger campus on about 85 acres in Culpeper, Virginia, announced in 2024 at 192 MW.
How much does DataBank colocation cost?
DataBank does not publish prices. Like most operators it quotes per kW of committed power, and the rate depends on the market, building, density, term and size. Primary North American markets averaged about $196 per kW per month for 250 to 500 kW at the end of 2025 (CBRE), and the secondary markets where DataBank is strongest often price below that.
Do you charge to find DataBank space?
No. We hold a channel relationship with DataBank, and the operator you choose pays us from its channel budget. Your rate is not marked up, and you'll hear back within 24 hours.
Price Your DataBank Requirement
Send what you need: the market, cabinets or kilowatts, density, connectivity and the date. You'll hear back within 24 hours with the DataBank space that fits. We confirm which DataBank building fits, compare it with the alternatives, and negotiate the contract before you sign.
Once you have contacted an operator directly, it usually will not work through an advisor on your deal. The operator you choose pays us, so it costs you nothing.
DataBank markets: Dallas, Houston, Atlanta, Phoenix, Denver, Chicago, Los Angeles, Silicon Valley, Northern Virginia, the New York metro and Manhattan.
Other providers: Digital Realty, CoreSite, Cologix, Equinix alternatives and the provider comparison.
Buyer guides: the colocation pricing guide, data center site selection, the data center lease guide and data center tiers.
Cloud, AI and recovery: AI and GPU colocation, wholesale colocation, disaster recovery, cloud repatriation and hybrid cloud.
Developers and investors: data center consulting, data center due diligence and data center cost.
