Data Center Campus

Iron Mountain: Phoenix AZP Campus

3 sites Phoenix
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Fully operational facility
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Campus at a Glance

3 data centers on this campus
First built in 2009
Total building size: 818,669 SqFt
Coordinates: 33.45441, -111.97644
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Iron Mountain acquired the site in January 2018 in a $1.34 Billion acquisition of IO Datacenter's operations in the United States which included 4 sites (Phoenix, Scottsdale, Edison New Jersey, and Columbus Ohio)

Data Center Design:

  • Located in the heart of Phoenix
  • 41-acre Iron Mountain Hyperscale-Ready campus
  • 588,000 gross square feet
  • 32 MW – redundant feeds
  • Raised-floor and modular data centers
  • HPC ready with high-density racks, MOD’s
  • Multiple infrastructure configurations available
  • PUE as low as 1.2 for reduced waste, OPEX
  • Customer office space available, ample secure parking
  • Easy, direct load-in with short path to data halls, MOD’s, wide hallways, and tall ceilings

Carrier Neutral access to Network Providers:


  • 360
  • AT&T
  • BT Americas
  • CenturyLink
  • Cable One
  • Cogent
  • Cox
  • Govnet
  • Hibernia
  • IIX Peering,
  • Integra
  • Internap
  • Level(3),
  • Limelight
  • SRP Telecom
  • Teliasonera
  • tw telecom
  • UNSi
  • Verizon
  • Western Wimax
  • Wydebeam Wireless
  • XO
  • Zayo

Buildings

Sites on this Campus

Site Operator Status Operational Building Size Built
Iron Mountain: AZP1 Iron Mountain
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Iron Mountain: AZP2 Iron Mountain
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Iron Mountain: AZP3 Iron Mountain
Operational
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Iron Mountain: Phoenix AZP Campus Power Growth Over Time

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Operating Company

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Iron Mountain Data Centers is the data center business of Iron Mountain Incorporated and operates sites in the United States and Europe, with an India platform built through its partnership with Web Werks. In January 2018 it closed the acquisition of IO Data Centers, adding facilities in Phoenix and Scottsdale, Arizona, Edison, New Jersey, and Columbus, Ohio. In May 2018 it acquired EvoSwitch Netherlands, expanding into the Amsterdam market, and in 2019 it added capacity in Amsterdam and London. In India, Iron Mountain formed a joint venture with Web Werks in 2021 and in April 2025 it announced full ownership and a rebrand to Iron Mountain Data Centers India. Iron Mountain Incorporated was founded in 1951.

Iron Mountain Data Centers History:

  • In April 2025, acquired the remaining stake in Web Werks and rebranded the India business to Iron Mountain Data Centers.
  • 2021: Formed a joint venture with Web Werks to develop and operate data centers in India.
  • May 2018: Acquired EvoSwitch Netherlands, expanding into the Amsterdam market.
  • January 2018: Closed the acquisition of IO Data Centers’ U.S. operations.
  • 1951: Iron Mountain Incorporated was founded.
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Read Iron Mountain Begins Expansion at Phoenix Data Center Campus
Iron Mountian announced on July 9th 2018 that it has started construction to expand its data center campus in Phoenix, one of the fastest growing markets in the U.S. The new 550,000 square-foot, 48...

Iron Mountain Begins Expansion at Phoenix Data Center Campus

July 09, 2018 Iron Mountain: AZP1

Iron Mountian announced on July 9th 2018 that it has started construction to expand its data center campus in Phoenix, one of the fastest growing markets in the U.S. The new 550,000 square-foot, 48-megawatt (MW) multi-tenant and cloud facility is designed to meet the security and performance...

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