Washington, DC Data Center Market
The Washington, DC data center market is located in the metro of Northern Virginia within Americas. Washington, DC has 9 facilities with 0 sqft and 11 megawatts.
The top providers in Washington, DC are CoreSite (2 sites) and Lumen Technologies with 3 facilities . The most popular facilities are CoreSite DC1 - 1275 K Street NW and CoreSite DC2.
Read MoreMarket Facts
- The Washington, DC is ranked 66th largest market in United States and ranked 82nd in Americas.
- The Washington, DC Data Center Market Has 9 data centers, operated by 4 providers.
- The largest data center in Washington, DC is CoreSite DC2 with 3 megawatts and 24,563 SqFt
- There are currently 0 data centers under construction in Washington, DC
Washington, DC Data Center Map
Data Centers in Washington, DC
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Cogent: 1120 Vermont | Cogent Communications | Extra Small | Operational | Carrier |
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CoreSite DC1 - 1275 K Street NW | CoreSite | Extra Small | Operational | Carrier-Neutral |
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CoreSite DC2 | CoreSite | Small | Operational | Carrier-Neutral |
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Lumen DC 1 | Lumen Technologies | Extra Small | Operational | Carrier |
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Lumen DC2 | Lumen Technologies | Extra Small | Operational | Carrier |
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Lumen DC4 | Lumen Technologies | Extra Small | Operational | Carrier |
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Verizon: 1220 L | Verizon Enterprise | Extra Small | Operational | Carrier |
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Verizon: 4301 Connecticut | Verizon Enterprise | Extra Small | Operational | Carrier |
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Verizon: 1120 Vermont | Verizon Enterprise | Extra Small | Operational | Carrier |
Largest Providers in Washington, DC
Largest Data Centers in Washington, DC
| Location | Total SqFt | Gross SqFt | Power (MW) |
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| CoreSite DC2 |
24,563 SqFt |
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| Lumen DC 1 |
20,099 SqFt |
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| CoreSite DC1 - 1275 K Street NW |
22,137 SqFt |
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| Lumen DC2 | NN Request Dataset | ||
| Lumen DC4 | NN Request Dataset |
Industry Events (See all)
Data Center World 2026
Data Center World is one of the largest annual conferences for data center professionals in North America, combining conference programming with an expo hall. The 2026 edition features keynote sessions, an Omdia Analyst Summit, an Innovation Challenge competition, Investor Briefings, and a Public Policy Forum. Organized by Informa Connect in partnership with AFCOM. Held at the Walter E. Washington Convention Center in Washington, DC.
DICE: National 2026
DICE National is a three-day data center investment and development conference organized by Bisnow. The 2026 edition runs May 12 to 14 at the Bethesda North Marriott in Rockville, MD, with over 1,000 attendees expected.
Programming includes 20+ panels covering AI infrastructure, power strategy, site selection and permitting, workforce talent, network edge design, and supply chain procurement. Speakers include executives from AWS, Microsoft, Oracle, Google, CyrusOne, Digital Realty, Equinix, Blackstone, Partners Group, and GI Partners.
Registration is $1,299.
ITW 2026
International Telecoms Week (ITW) is an annual conference for the global telecoms and digital infrastructure community. The 2026 edition runs May 18 to 21 at the Gaylord National Resort in National Harbor, MD, with a warm-up day on May 18 and the main event May 19 to 21.
The event draws over 7,000 attendees from 2,500+ organizations, with 55% at director level or above. Programming covers AI and data infrastructure, subsea networks, network automation, telco product innovation, regulation and investment, and messaging/CPaaS. Diamond sponsors include AT&T Business, Ciena, Omobio Connect, and T Wholesale.
Registration pricing:
- Standard Rate Ticket: $799 (3-day event access, keynotes, panels, networking socials, expo hall)
- Standard Meeting Table Package: $2,098 (includes ticket + 4-chair meeting table near expo)
- Premium Meeting Table Package: $3,348 (includes ticket + premium-location 4-chair table)
- Private Meeting Room Package: $3,998 (includes ticket + private meeting room for 8, 4 days)
Group discounts available.
About This Metro
Data centers in Washington DC are typically smaller and more expensive. There are no wholesale options in DC. That said, DC colocation can offer an alternative to colocation in Northern Virginia.
A DC data center can provide network redundancy for your backbone. There are alternative North South fiber routes that bypass the Equinix Ashburn campus.
Also, some financial trading firms have deployed in DC to get transactional financial news and trade on it quicker. (Think unemployment jobs report or inflation data released regularly by the US government.) A popular site for news aggregation is CoreSite DC1 (1275 K Street).
