QTS is expanding its data center campus in Princeton, New Jersey. The first phase of the project was topped off in November, 2024.
1. Marketwatch article (July 2, 2014)
| Distance | Site | About |
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| 0.15 miles | QTS: East Windsor 1 DC2 |
The proposed expansion in East Windsor involves a $600 million investment by QTS Data Centers to build a second, state-of-the-art facility on its existing Princeton-Hightstown Road campus.
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| 5.20 miles | United Integrity: Princeton |
Purpose-built enterprise data center in the Princeton Forrestal Center corridor of Plainsboro, New Jersey, originally developed for a major financial institution and now offered for colocation under the United Integrity Data Centers brand. The 1989 building on a 17.7-acre lot supports N+1 deployments from 8 kW to 100 kW per rack in air-cooled or liquid-cooled configurations, with room for physical expansion on the existing lot.
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| 6.51 miles | DataBridge: Princeton NJ |
AGILE Princeton is conveniently located, 45 minutes via car or train from both New York & Philadelphia and just 5 miles from the Princeton Junction train station.
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| 6.59 miles | Princeton Nurseries Data Center |
The owner of the Princeton Nurseries site in New Jersey is seeking to develop a 340,985 sq ft (31,678 sqm) data center. This data center is part of a larger redevelopment plan for the 160-acre plot.
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| 6.80 miles | Lumen South Brunswick 1 | |
| 13.49 miles | Northpoint: Keystone Trade Campus |
NorthPoint Development has received approval to build a 2 million-square-foot data center campus within its Keystone Trade Center in Bucks County.
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| 13.49 miles | Hub OneInterested in this information?Contact us |
The planned facility, spanning 1 million square feet (92,905 square meters), will be operated as a data center by a tenant rather than by the property's owner, NorthPoint Development.
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| 13.73 miles | 365 Data Centers Hopewell | |
| 17.52 miles | Keystone NAP |
Keystone’s facility is a repurposed former steel mill, which was converted into a data center building, was once the largest vertically integrated steel production site in the U.S.
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| 18.01 miles | BNY Mellon Somerset | |
| 18.13 miles | CyrusOne Somerset |
Phase 1 is 50,000 gross sqft at full build out the facility will have 330,00 gross sqft. The total building's sqft is 430,000sqft and sits on 22.5 acres
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| 18.26 miles | Morgan Stanley Somerset |
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| 18.31 miles | Rackspace Belmont NYC2 | |
| 18.31 miles | Rackspace: Somerset NYC2 |
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| 18.57 miles | Rackspace Somerset NYC1 |
1.2 MW UPS Power Capacity
N+N Redundancy
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| 18.76 miles | Chirisa: Piscataway |
Chirisa Technology Parks (CTP) is growing its New Jersey data center footprint. The company has purchased a substantial property in Piscataway, with plans to develop a major data center facility starting in 2024.
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| 18.79 miles | Digital Fortress Piscataway |
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| 19.47 miles | DataBank Piscataway EWR2 |
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| 19.55 miles | Open Data Centers Piscataway | |
| 19.63 miles | QTS: Piscataway 2 |
QTS planned for the expansion in 2022 with Additional 2 story, 50,000 sq. ft of space.
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| 19.67 miles | Centersquare: Piscataway EWR3-B |
The Piscataway facility was formerly known as NJ4.
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| 19.67 miles | 365 S Randolphville - Digital Realty | |
| 19.73 miles | QTS Piscataway |
The site was acquired from Dupont Fabros in June 2016 for $125 million. It was previously known as "DuPont Fabros NJ1" when owned by Dupont.
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| 19.73 miles | 1115 Centennial Ave: Digital Realty | |
| 19.84 miles | 3 Corporate - Digital Realty |
3 Corporate Place contains approximately 135,000 square feet of state-of-the-art data center space and 25,000 square feet of office space. It offers 26 MW of utility power capacity.
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| 19.84 miles | Centersquare: Piscataway EWR3-A |
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| 19.95 miles | LexusNexis Edison NJ |
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| 19.95 miles | Iron Mountain New Jersey |
Iron Mountain NJE-1 is an 830,000 sq ft, 43-acre campus in Edison, NJ that opened in March 2011 as IO New Jersey in a former New York Times print plant. Iron Mountain acquired it in the January 2018 $1.34 billion purchase of IO Data Centers' U.S. operations and has built it out in phases to 20.8 MW of leasable capacity, fully leased. A 24 MW expansion is slated for Q1 2031. PSE&G serves the site; a 7.2 MW rooftop solar array and a 23 MWh battery system provide grid flexibility.
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The QTS Princeton Solar Array is a 14.1 Megawatt Photovoltaic System, one of the largest, privately owned, net metered photovoltaic systems in the Western Hemisphere. The Solar Array occupies approximately 50 acres of a 194 acre campus. The PV system contains over 57,000 solar modules, 24 power inverters and was constructed on a portion of the campus that was previously used for an agricultural purpose. The project site is surrounded on two sides by existing residential neighborhoods which resulted in the need to address both the visual and the physical impact of the extensive renewable energy facility on the adjacent community.
QTS Data Centers is a privately held data center company owned by funds managed by Blackstone, with corporate headquarters in Overland Park, Kansas. It provides colocation, custom data center and managed services, along with carrier-neutral connectivity across its platform.
QTS operates sites in the United States and in the Netherlands. The company expanded its footprint with acquisitions in Chicago and Princeton in 2014, added government and managed hosting capabilities with the Carpathia acquisition in 2015, and entered the Netherlands market in 2019. QTS became a public company in 2013 and was taken private in 2021.
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