Digital Realty Data Centers
Digital Realty Colocation, US Locations, Facilities and Pricing
Digital Realty runs 110+ data centers across the Americas, from 350 East Cermak to the NYC Trifecta. We find the Digital Realty space that fits your power, connectivity and date, and negotiate the rate and terms.
Price My Digital Realty RequirementDigital Realty data centers make up what Digital Realty describes as the world's largest carrier- and cloud-neutral data center platform: more than 300 facilities in over 55 metros across 30-plus countries, including 110-plus data centers in the Americas. In the US, Digital Realty owns or anchors many of the buildings where networks meet, including the "NYC Trifecta" of 60 Hudson Street, 111 8th Avenue and 32 Avenue of the Americas, 350 East Cermak in Chicago, 365 Main Street in San Francisco, 56 Marietta Street in Atlanta and 120 East Van Buren in Phoenix, alongside large campuses in Northern Virginia, Dallas and Silicon Valley. Digital Realty colocation runs from a single cabinet to whole buildings, connected through its PlatformDIGITAL platform and ServiceFabric interconnection. Digital Realty is one of our channel partners, so we can find the right Digital Realty building for your requirement, show you the rest of the market, and negotiate the terms, at no cost to you.
Sources: Digital Realty Americas locations; Digital Realty, June 2026. Figures as of September 2026.
As a Digital Realty channel partner, we find the right Digital Realty building and show you the other operators in the same market, so you know where it stands before you sign.
Digital Realty has 15 data centers in Northern Virginia and 12 in Dallas. We find which facility has space at your density, on your date, with the networks you need.
Escalators, cross-connects, expansion rights and renewal caps are negotiated up front, when they are still negotiable.
The operator you choose pays us from its channel budget. Your rate is not marked up, and you'll hear back within 24 hours.
Smaller US markets not shown: Boston, Houston, Atlanta, Miami, Austin and Charlotte. Source: Digital Realty Americas locations, September 2026. Free to cite with a link to this page.
Digital Realty Data Center Locations in the US
Digital Realty locations cover every major US market. The table lists each one with its size, its anchor buildings, and our guide to that market.
| Metro | Digital Realty footprint | Anchor buildings and facility codes | Market guide |
|---|---|---|---|
| Digital Realty Northern Virginia | 15 data centers, about 5 million sq ft | Digital Realty Ashburn campuses (IAD codes) | Northern Virginia |
| Digital Realty Chicago | 9 data centers, 2.9 million sq ft | 350 East Cermak (ORD10); ORD11 downtown; the Franklin Park campus near O'Hare | Chicago |
| Digital Realty Dallas | 12 data centers, 2.7 million sq ft | The 69-acre Digital Dallas campus; DFW11 | Dallas |
| Digital Realty Silicon Valley | 15 data centers, 2.4 million sq ft | Digital Realty Santa Clara campuses, plus Digital Realty San Francisco at 365 Main Street | San Francisco Bay Area |
| Digital Realty New York | 7 data centers, 1.3 million sq ft, 335+ providers | 60 Hudson Street, 111 8th Avenue (JFK10), 32 Avenue of the Americas; EWR12 in New Jersey | Manhattan and NYC metro |
| Digital Realty Los Angeles | 4 data centers, 0.8 million sq ft | The meet-me room at 600 West 7th Street; LAX11, LAX12 | Los Angeles |
| Digital Realty Phoenix | 2 data centers, 0.8 million sq ft | 120 East Van Buren, which Digital Realty describes as Phoenix's leading interconnection building; PHX15 | Phoenix |
| Digital Realty Portland | 2 data centers, 0.6 million sq ft | Digital Realty Hillsboro campus | Oregon |
| Digital Realty Atlanta | 2 data centers, 225+ providers | 56 Marietta Street; ATL13, ATL14 | Atlanta |
| Digital Realty Houston | 1 data center, about 205,000 sq ft | Single Houston facility | Houston |
| Seattle, Boston, Miami, Austin, Charlotte | 1 data center each | Seattle is the largest, at about 412,500 sq ft | Provider comparison |
Footprint figures from Digital Realty, September 2026. Facility codes are those buyers search for most; each market has more. Confirm current availability and specifications by facility.
Digital Realty Facility Codes Explained
Digital Realty names facilities with the nearest airport code and a number: ORD for Chicago, DFW for Dallas, JFK and EWR for the New York area, LAX for Los Angeles, PHX for Phoenix, ATL for Atlanta, IAD for Northern Virginia. ORD10, for example, is 350 East Cermak in Chicago, and JFK10 is the space inside 111 8th Avenue. Facilities in the same market can differ widely in age, power density, available space and certifications, so the code matters as much as the city.
Looking at a specific Digital Realty facility? Send us the facility code or building. We confirm its availability, density and certifications with Digital Realty, price it, and show you the other operators nearby, at no cost to you. Send the requirement and you'll hear back within 24 hours.
Digital Realty New York: The NYC Trifecta
Digital Realty calls its three downtown New York buildings the NYC Trifecta. 60 Hudson Street, 111 8th Avenue and 32 Avenue of the Americas are among the most network-dense buildings in the city, where carriers, exchanges and financial networks meet. Digital Realty's colocation in them came largely from its 2015 acquisition of Telx. Our Manhattan data centers guide covers each building in full, including the other operators inside.
Digital Realty Chicago: 350 East Cermak (ORD10), ORD11 and Franklin Park
ORD10 is 350 East Cermak, Chicago's carrier hotel and one of the largest network buildings in the country, which Digital Realty owns. ORD11 is about a mile and a half away downtown, in the building at 600 South Federal Street. Out by O'Hare, the Digital Realty Franklin Park campus on Grand Avenue covers 21 acres, with an expansion under way. In all, Digital Realty Chicago runs nine data centers and 2.9 million square feet. See Chicago colocation.
Sources: Baxtel (ORD10 and ORD11); Baxtel (Franklin Park).
Digital Realty Colocation Products
Colocation and suites
Cabinets, cages and private Data Center Suites inside Digital Realty buildings, with power, cooling and security provided.
High-density colocation
Halls designed for AI and other high-density deployments, with liquid cooling at selected facilities.
Powered Base Buildings and build-to-suit
Shell space with power delivered, or a facility built to your specification, for large requirements. See wholesale colocation.
ServiceFabric and interconnection
Cross-connects, campus and metro connections, internet exchange and private cloud on-ramps across Digital Realty's platform.
Digital Realty Colocation Pricing
Digital Realty does not publish list prices. Rates depend on the market, the building, power density, term and how much you commit, and the same requirement can price very differently between two Digital Realty facilities in one metro. For reference, published market benchmarks put wholesale asking rates at about $190 to $235 per kW per month in Northern Virginia and $200 to $230 in Chicago (CBRE, 2026), and $125 to $145 in Los Angeles for 1 to 5 MW (JLL, 2025). Small retail footprints and carrier-hotel space price above those ranges, and cross-connects add to the total.
Send the market, power, cabinet or megawatt count and date. You'll hear back within 24 hours with the Digital Realty facilities that fit and where the rate can move. If you have already spoken to Digital Realty, tell us; we can still run the rest of the market.
Digital Realty Tier Certification and Compliance
Certifications vary by facility, not just by company. Across its portfolio, Digital Realty lists attestations and certifications including SOC 1, SOC 2 and SOC 3, ISO 27001, PCI DSS and NIST SP 800-53, and some facilities carry Uptime Institute Tier III certification. Whether a specific facility, such as ORD10 or DFW11, holds a particular certification is a facility-level question. Ask for the certificate or report for the exact building and date, or let us confirm it when we price your requirement.
Source: Digital Realty certification filters, September 2026. For healthcare requirements, see HIPAA compliant colocation; for tier levels, see data center tiers.
Digital Realty for AI and High-Density Deployments
Digital Realty has been adding high-density halls across its portfolio for AI training and inference, with liquid cooling at selected facilities and private connections to the major clouds through ServiceFabric. For an AI deployment, the questions are the same as anywhere: which building can deliver your rack density, whether liquid cooling reaches the rack, and on what date. Those answers differ between Digital Realty facilities in the same metro.
Owning your GPU servers
Air-cooled GPU servers at 35 to 70 kW per rack fit more halls; rack-scale liquid-cooled systems need a facility built for them. See AI and GPU colocation.
Multi-megawatt requirements
Large deployments usually mean a Powered Base Building, a build-to-suit or a prelease. See wholesale colocation.
Renting GPUs instead
GPU rental is not tied to a location, so the right provider may be anywhere. See GPU rental.
Send the GPU model or megawatts, 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 Digital Realty: CEO, Headquarters and Stock
Digital Realty is a real estate investment trust that owns and operates data centers, colocation and interconnection, and describes itself as the largest global provider of cloud- and carrier-neutral data centers. It was formed in 2004 by GI Partners and went public the same year.
CEO
Andy Power has been CEO since December 2022. He joined as Chief Financial Officer in 2015 and became President in 2021.
Headquarters
Austin, Texas. Digital Realty moved its headquarters there from San Francisco in 2021.
Stock
Publicly traded on the New York Stock Exchange as DLR, and part of the S&P 500.
Global platform
More than 300 data centers in over 55 metros, including Interxion in Europe, acquired in 2020.
Sources: Digital Realty SEC filing (December 2022); Wikipedia.
Comparing Digital Realty With Other Operators
Digital Realty is strongest where scale and building ownership matter: large campuses in Northern Virginia, Dallas, Chicago and Silicon Valley, and the carrier buildings it owns in several cities. Whether it is the right choice depends on the market, the building, the density and the price on your date, which is why the useful comparison is the same requirement priced in each building that fits. For the most common comparison, see Equinix vs Digital Realty; for every major operator, see the provider comparison.
Send the requirement once. We find the Digital Realty building that fits and show you the other operators that fit, side by side, so the comparison is on price and fit rather than sales pitches. The operator you choose pays us, and you'll hear back within 24 hours.
How We Place Digital Realty Colocation
You send the requirement
Cabinets or kilowatts, density, market or building, connectivity, compliance and the date. One email or one call.
We find the right Digital Realty building, and the alternatives
As a channel partner, we find which Digital Realty facility has space and power for your date, and what the other operators that fit can offer.
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 Digital Realty have?
More than 300 facilities in over 55 metros across 30-plus countries, according to Digital Realty in 2026, including more than 110 data centers in 22 metros across North and South America.
Where are Digital Realty data center locations in the US?
Northern Virginia, Chicago, Dallas, Silicon Valley, New York, Los Angeles, Phoenix, Portland, Atlanta, Houston, Seattle, Boston, Miami, Austin and Charlotte. The largest US footprints are Northern Virginia, Chicago, Dallas and Silicon Valley.
What is Digital Realty?
A real estate investment trust that owns and operates data centers, colocation and interconnection, with more than 300 data centers in over 55 metros worldwide. It was formed in 2004 and is headquartered in Austin, Texas.
Who is the CEO of Digital Realty?
Andy Power, who became CEO in December 2022 after serving as Chief Financial Officer from 2015 and President from 2021.
Where is Digital Realty headquartered?
Austin, Texas. Digital Realty moved its headquarters from San Francisco to Austin in 2021.
Is Digital Realty publicly traded?
Yes. Digital Realty is a real estate investment trust traded on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker DLR, and it is part of the S&P 500.
How much does Digital Realty colocation cost?
Digital Realty does not publish list prices. Rates depend on the market, building, density, term and commitment. Market benchmarks put wholesale asking rates at about $190 to $235 per kW per month in Northern Virginia and $200 to $230 in Chicago (CBRE, 2026). We can price your requirement at Digital Realty and the alternatives at no cost.
What is Digital Realty JFK10?
Digital Realty's colocation facility inside 111 8th Avenue in Manhattan, one of the three downtown buildings Digital Realty calls the NYC Trifecta, along with 60 Hudson Street and 32 Avenue of the Americas.
Does Digital Realty operate at 60 Hudson Street?
Yes. 60 Hudson Street is one of Digital Realty's three downtown New York buildings, along with 111 8th Avenue and 32 Avenue of the Americas. See our Manhattan data centers guide for the building in full.
Does Digital Realty own 350 East Cermak?
Yes. 350 East Cermak, Digital Realty's ORD10, is Chicago's carrier hotel and one of the largest network buildings in the country. Digital Realty also runs ORD11 downtown and a 21-acre campus in Franklin Park near O'Hare.
Where are Digital Realty's Dallas data centers?
Digital Realty has 12 data centers and about 2.7 million square feet in Dallas, including the 69-acre Digital Dallas campus.
Does Digital Realty have data centers in Ashburn and Northern Virginia?
Yes. Northern Virginia is Digital Realty's largest US market, with 15 data centers and about 5 million square feet, mainly around Ashburn.
What is Digital Realty Interxion?
Interxion is the European data center operator Digital Realty acquired in 2020, now part of its platform. It also acquired Telx in 2015, which brought much of its New York colocation, and DuPont Fabros in 2017.
Do you place colocation with Digital Realty?
Yes. Digital Realty is one of our channel partners. Through us, Digital Realty pays the commission, your rate is not marked up, and you also see the other operators that fit, which is leverage you do not have when you call one operator alone. You'll hear back within 24 hours.
Price Your Digital Realty Requirement
Send what you need: cabinets or kilowatts, density, market or building, connectivity and the date. You'll hear back within 24 hours with the Digital Realty facilities that fit. We compare them with the other operators in the market and negotiate the rate and terms before you sign.
That way you have the market in hand before the first conversation. The operator you choose pays us, so it costs you nothing.
Digital Realty markets: Northern Virginia, Chicago, Dallas, Silicon Valley, Manhattan, Los Angeles, Phoenix, Oregon, Atlanta and Houston.
Compare operators: Equinix vs Digital Realty, the provider comparison and Equinix alternatives.
Buyer guides: the colocation pricing guide, data center tiers, the data center lease guide, wholesale colocation and AI and GPU colocation.
Also see: DataBank data centers, CoreSite data centers, Cologix data centers and Denver colocation.
Developers and investors: data center consulting, data center due diligence, data center cost and cloud repatriation.
