Northern Virginia
Northern Virginia is the most mature U.S. data center market, known for dense cloud regions, fiber routes, colocation ecosystems, and hyperscale campus development.
Dallas-Fort Worth
Dallas-Fort Worth is a central U.S. connectivity and enterprise infrastructure market with strong colocation, cloud, and disaster recovery appeal.
Columbus
Columbus is an emerging Midwest cloud and enterprise infrastructure region with growing hyperscale interest.
Silicon Valley
Silicon Valley remains a mature technology and interconnection market with premium network access and AI infrastructure relevance.
Portland / Hillsboro
The Portland and Hillsboro market benefits from Pacific Northwest cloud growth, renewable energy interest, and regional campus development.
Des Moines
Des Moines is a proven Midwest cloud infrastructure region with power, land, and central U.S. advantages.
Phoenix
Phoenix is a major western data center growth market with land availability, cloud campus activity, and strong demand from AI and hyperscale workloads.
Kansas City
Kansas City is an emerging central U.S. market for edge, connectivity, land, and operational resilience.
Omaha
Omaha is a central U.S. market to watch for backup, disaster recovery, regional edge, and resilient enterprise infrastructure.
Chicago
Chicago is a Midwest network, financial trading, cloud, and enterprise infrastructure hub with strong regional reach.
Atlanta
Atlanta is a major Southeast interconnection market serving content, cloud, enterprise, and regional edge workloads.
New York / New Jersey
The New York and New Jersey corridor is a dense finance, media, low-latency, and interconnection market.