Map produced by TAG, the Technology Association of Georgia.

Map of data centers immediately surrounding the Equinix campus and Beaumeade Circle.

MAREA and BRUSA cables are now landing in Virginia Beach. The Virginia Beach landing port provides an alternative to NY and Flordia landing stations.

The lot currently has a 211,125-square-foot, two-story church, child care center, and
private school building.

One of three campuses in the US East (Ohio) Region

This is an original piece commissioned for the Altoona Data Center by @Micah Crandall-Bear and Shaun Burner.

The license plate wall at the Altoona Data Center was created with plates and pieces from West End Architectural Salvage & Coffee Shop in Des Moines

An illustration of Iron Mountain's new Phoenix data center, which will feature 48MW of capacity in two phases. First 24 MW is scheduled to be delivered in June 2019

The expansion lot for Iron Mountain Phoenix campus is marked with a red box. IO Data Centers LLC originally acquired the land in 2016 for $8.55 million.

Apple built a 50MW solar power plant on 300 acres in Florence, Ariz., which is used to power its Mesa data center.

DRT's Webb Chapel data center utilizes Aesthetically pleasing cylinders on the roof to hide mechanical infrastructure

Digital Realty Trust's campus in North Houston contains several other colocation providers including Level3 and Sungard.

One of Equinix's NOCs is located at SV2 in Santa Clara

The Old State Line Generating Plant in Hammond, Indiana before it was demolished to make way for the new data center development

Outside of Iron Mountain's Denver Data Center

Street view of AT&T's data center in Palo Alto

A crew insulates and sides the old Daugherty Hardware store on Sixth Avenue East in Duluth. The building now is known as the Sixth Avenue Building and will house offices for Essentia Health System

The sites as 2 megawatts of solar capacity on-site.

Pittock Block is in Portland downtown. The image shows the building's distance to the Pearl District and Oldtown areas.

Phase I is 15 MWs
Phase 2 will be 30 MWs
Phase 3 will be up to 45 MWs

Diagram showing that Fiber Connect is available between Equinix facilities in New York and Northern New Jersey metros

Located in the heart of Silicon Valley near Highway 101, this data center is strategically placed on major fiber routes and near three cost-effective sub-stations of the power grids of Silicon Valley Power

OKC data center celebration as employees & workers held a topping out ceremony. Each signed a pillar.

Minnesota's carrier hotel

eBay has deployed 4,920 servers in these containerized data centers on the roof of its new data center in Phoenix.

We will be developing a campus next to our existing facility that will be home to two new buildings. This new construction will bring our total Prineville footprint to more than 3.2 million square feet and will represent an additional investment of $750 million.

This stacking plan shows the layout of CH1, CH2, and CH4 in the building. The Telx (now Digital Realty) Meet-Me-Room on the 2nd floor. Financial Exchanges such as BATS, CME, and ICE are also noted.

Exterior view of the original Palo Alto Internet Exchange (PAIX) building

Sign describing that the SV8 location was also the first school in Palo Alto. Established in 1893.

The map on the wall represents Equinix's focus on Interconnection

Just after construction and ready to be filled

Equinix received a $1 million rebate from Southern California Edison (SCE) for upgrades to the LA3 facility that boosted energy efficiency. The rebate is part of SCE’s program offered to businesses to offset capital investments that result in saving energy.

Pictured (left to right): Dave Robbins, Carl Fung, Mario Lopez, Bill Maloney, Duane Mackenzie, Johnny Lopez, Lisa Cagnolatti, Mary Finn, Raouf Abdel, Michael Seikes, Bill Sewell, Tod Sword.

Front Entrance of Equinix's MI1 site. Circa 2018

150,000 square foot VA1 data center is an EPA's ENERGY STAR certified facility with 14.4 megawatts of high density critical IT power.

The data center is sandwiched between Tierpoint and Cisco Systems data centers

From Left to Right: Laramie Dorris, VP Design & Construction, Kellie Teal-Guess, CPO (Chief People Officer), Gary Caplinger, Allen Mayor Pro Tem Baine Brooks, Allen City Council Member John Hatem, EVP, Operations, Design & Construction, Allen Mayor Stephen Terrell, Robert Jackson, General Counsel, Peter Vargas, City Manager Dan Bowman, Executive Director/CEO, AEDC Danny Cowser, Director, Construction & Design

The building's exterior skin acts like a mirror

The practice of "topping out" a new building can be traced to the ancient Scandinavian religious rite of placing a tree atop a new building to appease the tree-dwelling spirits displaced in its construction. Long an important component of timber frame building, it migrated initially to England and Northern Europe, thence to the Americas. [Wikipedia]

Yellow = EdgeConnex's data center
Pink = Space for lease

The Pama Technology Center is a four building complex

Andrew Silvestri, Google head of data center public policy & community development; Gov. Steve Sisolak; U.S. Rep. Susie Lee, D-Nevada; U.S. Sen. Jacky Rosen, D-Nevada; Jacqueline Fuller, vice president of Google and president of Google.org.; and city of Henderson Mayor Pro tem Dan Shaw

Andrew Silvestri, Google head of data center public policy & community development, at the construction site during a Google Nevada data center investment announcement in Henderson on Monday, July 1, 2019, in Las Vegas.

Photo taken in March 2019

The stacking plan diagram shows the building's tenants and high level layout with in the building

The diagram shows the building's 9th floor MMR and POE fiber paths from the street into the building

8th Colo and 9th floor MMR areas.

The Antennas Have a Good View

The data center is expected to be completed in Spring of 2019.

The Fremont 2 Colocation Facility is arranged with “warm and cold” rows. The front of each cabinet faces a cold row, drawing air from the front and venting through the rear to the warm row.

Phase I on the Alliance Texas development is pictured

The new Santa Clara data center will be ready in 2020.

The campus could potentially reachj $785 million

Photo taken in May 2019

The site's address is 12200 Herbert Wayne Court

3000 Skyline is well situated to take advantage of the East Dallas Fiber Loop, which provides redundant connectivity to Dallas’ major carrier hotels, including 1950 Stemmons, 2323 Bryan, 400 South Akard, and 4100 Bryan.

416 MWs?!

The site was previously built and operated by Infomart before rebranding to STACK in January 2019.

This squeaky clean space on the 6th floor has everything but the computers. Note the absence of raised floors. In this facility, servers will be placed on concrete slabs. Air supply travels through the walls from the computer room air handler units that can be adjusted as necessary.

The 5th floor houses the data center's uninterruptable power supply systems and backup batteries. The UPS room itself is redundant, too. There are four of these UPS rooms.

The chiller plant on the 4th floor of the data center is comprised of condenser water pumps and risers that are responsible for maintaining the appropriate temperature in the data center. The ceilings in this area are 23 feet high. As the temperature cools down outside the building, the chillers can be dialed back.

There is an administrative building between the two data center phases.

Left to right: Senator Michael Roberson, Commissioner Steve Sisolak, Switch Founder and CEO Rob Roy, UNLV’s Metal Rebel Robot, Governor Brian Sandoval, Senator Aaron Ford and Dr. Paul Oh celebrate the ribbon-cutting of SuperNAP Las Vegas 9

Site work began in February 2018, just five months after the project was announced, thanks to Henrico County’s fast permitting approval program and the development-ready site at White Oak Technology Park.

In September 2018, Facebook announced an expansion from two buildings to five. This graphic shows the layout

The 12,690 sq ft greenfield DC BLOX Huntsville data center is capable of delivering up to 20 MW of power

The site opened in 2018.

The building features 30,000 square feet of customer office space, a modern cafeteria, a gym area with workout machines, and unique recreation space featuring a climbing wall, circular slide and a putting green.

The facility was acquired in 2019 by GI Partners in a sale-leaseback transaction

The semiconductor manufacturing facility 'bones' provides an excellent weight-bearing structure for the data center

The building was previously to be the Barker Brothers Furniture Store building. Picture was taken circa 1926

Cosentry acquired the facility from Red Anvil in 2013

SubTopolis hosts an annual Groundhog Run for the last 35+ years. The event, 5K and 10K runs hare typically hosted in January

RagingWire has spent money to money to build in data center amenities and good aesthetics. The lobby of VA3 is no exception.

The 78-acre fenced campus can support up to 7 buildings with a total critical power load of 108 MW.

RagingWire plans 7 buildings on the campus. VA3, VA4, VA5, VA6, VA7, VA8, and VA9.

Equinix offers the Fiber Connect product between EQIX AT1 (at 180 Peachtree) and EQIX AT2/3 (at 56 Marietta)

Before it was a data center, the building held a major department store. The store was called Davison's before rebranding as Macy's. The store closed its doors in 2003.

Anyone up for a game of Ping Pong?

Data Center Layout of showing the colocation rooms, Meet Me Room, Mechanical, and Switch Gear.

Taken during a TechPalooza event in June 2018

The Fremont 1 Data Center includes 12 rows of 84 cabinets each (1,008 total)

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.

Conduits bringing in external fiber networks

The walls still have rock walls

In this photo taken Dec. 14, 2016, overhead pipes carry water from an underground reservoir to help cool the data center systems at Iron Mountain's underground data center in Butler County, Pennsylvania.

The facility serves two primary clients: Northrop Grumman IT and the Virginia Information Technologies Agency, which oversees the state’s technology infrastructure.

Digital Realty’s data center in Chandler, Arizona, is at the southern edge of Phoenix’s sprawl, near a massive Intel plant, and companies like Orbital ATK and Iridium. It is one of the largest in Arizona.

Energy Labs Hybrid Systems utilize a perimeter base frame constructed of Structural Steel to insure minimum deflection

Spartan decor, but functional

The water storage tanks hold up to 240,000 gallons (900,000 liters) of water at any given time. The insulated tanks holds water to be used for cooling the data center.

Yahoo Japan’s data center will be built using Open Compute Project designs for the sake of increasing efficiency. By processing data in the United States, the company claims to have reduced its electricity costs to a sixth of what it would have paid if it remained confined to Japan.

The Telx Meet Me Room before being acquired by Digital Realty

The Western Union Building on Hudson Street is approximately 4 blocks from the AT&T Long Lines Building on 6th Street

A construction crane collapsed in Lower Manhattan Feb 5th 2016, crushing a row of parked cars and killing one man and injuring several others.

Suites available as of 2017

The inertia flywheel provides conditioned uninterrupted power to data center equipment

Ready for a customer deployment

Suite 4004 is 500 kW and 4,631 square feet.

Note the width of the yellow fiber trays. There must be alot of cross connects in the facility!

Compass built the data center.

MDC-2 has 3,500 ft² that is equipped to inventory over 500,000 storage tapes.

The data center constructed by Compass and launched in March 2018

TierPoint CEO Jerry Kent, Maryland Lt. Governor Rutherford and other local officials celebrate the grand opening of our newest Maryland facility with a ceremonial ribbon cutting!

Taken during the June 2018 launch of the BWI site

Image created by Digital Realty before the sale of St Louis's two carrier hotels (to Netrality) which are in close proximity to each other.

210 Tucker is owned by Netrality Properties

A logistics specialist uses a tug to move a server rack in one of the data halls at the newly opened Facebook data center in Los Lunas

With portable stations, diagnostic functions easily can be performed throughout the data center.

Photo taken in July 2012

Space inside Netrality interconnected colocation facility at 717 South Wells Chicago

Government officials and representatives of Facebook pose with shovels following the announcement that Facebook will build a data center in Eagle Mountain, Utah. May 2018.

Jenny Odell, a Bay Area digital artist, was commissioned to jazz up the structure in Mayes County, Oklahoma as part of Google's Data Center Mural Project.

Odell created four circular collages using Using imagery collected from Google Maps. Each of the circles focus on different types of infrastructure found in the modern world. For example, swimming pools, circular farms, waste and salt ponds, and wastewater treatment plants.

This facility is four stories

Contegix's name is on the building

Phase 2 & 3 with the on-site substations

The double-stacked Caterpillar generators tower above the equipment yard. The 2.5 megawatt units are raised 8 feet above the yard to ensure clearance far above the 500-year flood stage. They are fed by an 8,500 gallon underground fuel storage tank

The cooling plant features evaporative condensing units and can useair- and water-side economization with variable speed CRAHs. CoreSite is able to use economization for about two-thirds of the year at NY2.

Cooling infrastructure on the roof of the Vantage Data Centers V2 facility in Santa Clara

Attendees play shuffleboard during the grand opening party for the V6 building on the Vantage Santa Clara Campus

Facebook is in the process of building a massive data center in Sarpy County south of Papillion.

Lobby with a view of the conference room

The “Black Iron Forest” is a framework of extra-thick steel that supports Switch’s containment systems, but also serves as a thermal storage system, retaining temperature to help keep the room cool in the event of a power outage.

Colo area with slab floors

Shows the location of the Netrality Properties operated Meet-Me Room on the 6th floor as well as the generator rooms

Note the electrical infrastructure just North of the facility

Note, the door is ajar!

The site was previously built and operated by Infomart before rebranding to STACK in January 2019.

Groundbreaking for Apple's data center expansion in Reno.

The filters seem to go on forever.

Apple built a three of 100-acre solar arrays adjacent to the company's Maiden NC data center. Each solar field will produce 20-megawatts.

In August 2017, Apple announced plans to build a 400,000-square-foot, state-of-the-art data center in Waukee, Iowa, to better serve North American users of iMessage, Siri, the App Store, and other Apple services. Like all Apple data centers, the new facility will run entirely on renewable energy from day one.

Facility Outside Des Moines Will Run on 100 Percent Renewable Energy

Photo taken in September 2018

The Garland Building at 1200 W 7th was rebranded as West 7th Center

The data center was acquired in April 2016

The buildings and next to each other

Potential floor plan

Meet Me Room at RagingWire's CA3 facility in Sacramento.

Workers finishing up the final conduit tie ins on Corporate Landing Parkway Virginia Beach VA. Globalinx will now have 3 diverse point of entry conduit systems coming into our Phase I Data Center that will be tied into MAREA AND BRUSA subsea cables.

Google held a launch event in June 2019.

Photo taken in June 2019

The site was previously built and operated by Infomart before rebranding to STACK in Jan 2019.

The WindChill Module design uses fresh air to cool servers, cooling it using an adiabatic cooling system in which air passes through water flowing through evaporative cooling media. The design uses negative air pressure to guide air through the servers and into a contained hot aisle, preventing the mixing of hot and cold air.

55 S. Market is an iconic 1980’s era building in the historic core of downtown San Jose.

The lot is on the corner of Yuma Road and Bullard Ave in Goodyear.

Workers putting on insulation to the exterior of SV7

CoreSite SV4 was completed in 2011

CoreSite's SV8 building is starting to take shape. (January 2019)