The Kansas City data center market is located in the state of Missouri within Americas. Kansas City has 35 facilities with 3,328,728 sqft and 448 megawatts.
The top providers in Kansas City are Google (9 sites) and Nebius with 2 facilities . The most popular facilities are Lumen Kansas City 1 and Lumen Kansas City 4.
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Lumen Kansas City 1 | Lumen Technologies | Extra Small | Operational | Carrier |
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Lumen Kansas City 4 | Lumen Technologies | Extra Small | Operational | Carrier |
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Lumen Kansas City 3 | Lumen Technologies | Small | Operational | Carrier |
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Rackspace Kansas City MC1 | Rackspace | Small | Operational | MSP |
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TierPoint Kansas City | TierPoint | Extra Small | Operational | Carrier-Neutral |
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1102 Grand St (Netrality) Kansas City Carrier Hotel | Netrality Properties | Small | Operational | Carrier-Neutral |
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Iron Mountain Kansas Underground | Iron Mountain | Small | Operational | Carrier-Neutral |
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Lincoln Rackhouse KC (Airworld) | Lincoln Property Company | Small | Operational | Real Estate |
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IP Pathways: Kansas City | IP Pathways | Extra Small | Operational | Carrier-Neutral |
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LightEdge Kansas City | LightEdge Solutions | Small | Operational | Carrier-Neutral |
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Contegix Mainmark | Contegix | Extra Small | Operational | Carrier-Neutral |
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Contegix 1102 Grand | Contegix | Small | Operational | Carrier-Neutral |
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Joe's Datacenter Kansas City | Joe's Datacenter | Extra Small | Operational | Carrier-Neutral |
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Beta | Meta | Large | Operational | Hyperscale |
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West | Meta | Large | Operational | Hyperscale |
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Station Prime | Meta | Large | Operational | Hyperscale |
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Campus Alpha | Large | Operational | Hyperscale | |
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Global Station | Extra Large | Construction | Hyperscale | |
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Campus Beta | Large | Operational | Hyperscale | |
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Campus Plus | Large | Construction | Hyperscale | |
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Campus | Large | Planned | Hyperscale | |
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Station Three | Extra Large | Construction | Hyperscale | |
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Plaza Three | Extra Large | Planned | Hyperscale | |
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Ridge Alpha | Extra Large | Planned | Hyperscale | |
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Tower Gamma | Extra Large | Planned | Hyperscale | |
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NOCIX | NOCIX | Small | Operational | MSP |
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Nocix 2 (1530 Swift) | NOCIX | Small | Operational | MSP |
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Edged Energy: Kansas City, MO | Edged Energy | Medium | Construction, Operational | Carrier-Neutral |
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Metrobloks: Kansas City MCI-A1 | Metrobloks | Large | Construction, Planned | Real Estate |
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Nebius: Kansas City | Nebius | Large | Construction, Operational | Content |
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Nebius: Independence Campus | Nebius | Large | Land Bank, Planned | Content |
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Red Wolf DCD: Kansas Expansion | Red Wolf DCD Properties LLC | Extra Large | Planned | Real Estate |
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Patmos: Kansas City | Patmos | Large | Construction, Operational, Planned | Carrier-Neutral |
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Real Estate Data Center | Shenandoah Computing LLC | Large | Planned | Real Estate |
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Real Estate Data Center | Shenandoah Computing LLC | Extra Large | Planned | Real Estate |
| Location | Total SqFt | Gross SqFt | Power (MW) |
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| Global Plaza |
358,750 SqFt |
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| Plaza One |
500,000 SqFt |
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| Prime Ridge |
450,000 SqFt |
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| Valley Alpha |
450,000 SqFt |
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| Patmos: Kansas City |
400,000 SqFt |
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| Location | Building SqFt | Power (MW) | Estimated Launch |
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| Cloud | 312,000 SqFt | 140 Megawatts | Q2 2027 |
| Tower Ultra | 312,000 SqFt | 140 Megawatts | Q1 2027 |
| Three | SqFt | 0 Megawatts | Q2 2026 |
| Nebius: Kansas City | SqFt | 25 Megawatts | Q4 2026 |
| Patmos: Kansas City | SqFt | 20 Megawatts | Q4 2026 |
Kansas City Metro has a population of 2.3 million and has a low-risk profile. Additionally KC has low-cost power, moderate connectivity and construction costs.
The data center market primarily has retail colocation sector with a few wholesale colocation providers
Missouri is a low-risk state for acts of terrorism, hurricanes and earthquakes, having experienced no major disasters since record keeping began in 1957 (FEMA).