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The "Sterling Building" in Cleveland's Theater District is a tech-focused office building, the structure dates from 1909 and once was the home of the old Sterling Lindner department store.
DataBank is a data center developer and operator that provides colocation, interconnection, cloud and managed services. Founded in 2005 and headquartered in Dallas, the company expanded its footprint through acquisitions and new builds.
Following the December 2020 close of its purchase of zColo assets from Zayo, DataBank reported operating 60 data centers across 28 markets in the U.S. and the U.K. In October 2024, DataBank announced an approximately $2.0 billion equity raise led by AustralianSuper to support new campuses in Dallas, Culpeper and Atlanta.
The "Sterling Building" in Cleveland's Theater District is a tech-focused office building, the structure dates from 1909 and once was the home of the old Sterling Lindner department store.
Databank expanded its Plano data center campus (DFW3) with a $280 million, 265,000sqft three-story building.
DataBank completed the expansion of ATL3, one of the company’s three Atlanta area data center locations.
DataBank is developing a second building on the Orangeburg campus, known as LGA4.
This new facility includes 110,000 square feet (10,219 sqm) of raised floor space, distributed across five data halls, and offers connectivity through five on-site carriers.
DataBank's 400 South Akard is a seven-story property built in 1921 to house the U.S. Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas. In 2000 the building was renovated as a datacenter, taking advantage of security features from its use as a banking facility.
The site at 6900 South Peoria Street in Centennial, CO is air-containment optimized and has a reflective white roof that prevents solar heat from entering the building. Inside, energy efficient “green” cooling solutions are engineered to achieve an industry-leading PUE of 1.3.
Customers can utilize Zayos fiber and lit services to reach the Nap of the Americas
US operator DataBank is planning to develop Project Indo, a massive 1.1 million square foot data center campus on 69 acres in Cartersville, Georgia, roughly 42 miles northwest of downtown Atlanta.
This facility will be a part of DataBank's upcoming Red Oak campus in Dallas, Texas.
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he facility has access to more than 8MW of high-density power, and redundant cooling systems maintain optimal temperatures for data center equipment. Situated in a highly secure technology park, the facility is protected by a full perimeter fence encompassing the building, parking areas, loading docks, and all customer entrances.
This facility will be a part of DataBank's upcoming Red Oak campus in Dallas, Texas.
DataBank’s Downtown Salt Lake City data center is a multi-tenant colocation facility located in the heart of the downtown business district. The site is the primary carrier-hotel for the Salt Lake City area and is highly populated with a number of prominent Tier-1 and Tier-2 network providers which enter the building through multiple diverse points.
The site was formerly operated by C7 before the Databank acquisition.
The data center is conveniently located near three major business districts: Galleria, Greenway Plaza, and Downtown.
The site was a former zColo (Zayo) facility before being acquired in 2020.
Originally built by Stream Data Centers, Zayo acquired the facility in 2017.
The site was acquired by Zayo in January 2016 from Stream Datacenters.
This facility will be a part of DataBank's upcoming Red Oak campus in Dallas, Texas.
DataBank's IAD1 at 21635 Red Rum Drive is the original building on its Ashburn campus, acquired from Zayo (zColo) in December 2020.
DataBank and Goodman Group’s LAX2 project is a 32MW AI-ready data center in Vernon, California, developed through a 50/50 joint venture at 3094 E. Vernon Avenue, with 140,417 raised square feet and phased delivery beginning with 6MW in December 2026 and the balance through September 2027.
ATL5 is the first of two three-story data centers on DataBank's Lithia Springs Campus in South Fulton, with about 415,000 square feet and 160,200 square feet of raised floor. Construction began in 2024.
The DataBank site is part of the CODA development, a 645,000 sqft mixed-use office complex, currently under construction in Georgia Tech’s Technology Square.
IAD6 will be the first data center constructed on DataBank’s new Culpeper campus in the Northern Virginia market.; it will offer 383,220 raised square feet of space.
DataBank has acquired 85 acres of land in Culpeper, Virginia, for a new data center campus. The new Culpeper Campus will host two two-story data centers.
In 2023, Databank expanded the site from 15,000sqft and 1.2 MWs to a total of 60,000 sqft and 7.5 MWs.
DataBank’s Plano DFW3 is the newest Uptime Certified TIER III Data Center, and the third in the Dallas area.
This facility will be a part of DataBank's upcoming Red Oak campus in Dallas, Texas.
DataBank’s Pine Ridge data center is located in the technology-rich South Kansas City suburb of Overland Park. The site houses DataBank’s primary Network Operations Center (NOC) and operational support teams. With more than 12,000 sqft of raised-floor data center space, the facility houses three independent data halls and direct connectivity to multiple top-tier carriers.
This facility will be a part of DataBank's upcoming Red Oak campus in Dallas, Texas.
DataBank is building a second data center at its upcoming Red Oak campus in Dallas, Texas.
DataBank is planning a $256 million data center project in Red Oak, Ellis County, Texas. The facility, named DFW9, will be located on Stainback Road and cover over 425,000 sq ft (40,000 sqm).
DataBank's ATL4 is a single-tenant data center located less than 30 minutes from downtown Atlanta. The site is backed by an adjacent Georgia Power substation and features 156,780 raised sqft.
The expansion of the MCI3 data center in Lenexa, Kansas is now complete and offers an additional 17,000 square feet of raised flooring.
DataBank’s Felltham data center offers over 2,400 square meters (26,000 sq. ft.) of data center colocation space. The site also features an N+1 power design and access to 6 on-site network providers.
The facility is located in Northern Dallas in the Technology Business Corridor
IAD4 and surrounding 5-acres of land will join the two existing facilities (IAD1, IAD3) already in operation on the existing 13-acre campus.
ATL6 is the second and larger of two three-story data centers on DataBank's Lithia Springs Campus in South Fulton, with about 460,000 square feet and 240,000 square feet of raised floor. Construction began in 2025.
The site was formerly known owned by Lightbound before being acquired in October 2019.
The site was a former zColo (Zayo) facility before being acquired in 2020.
Databank acquired the facility in 2019 from PNC Bank in a sale-leaseback transaction. BNC Bank occupies the entire second floor.
This facility will be a part of DataBank's upcoming Red Oak campus in Dallas, Texas.
At full build the site will offer up to 640,000 square feet of data center shell with 450,000sqft of raised floor. The first phase is approximately 320,000 square feet of shell.
DataBank’s HOU1 data center is located on on the Westway Park Campus, 20 mins west of downtown Houston, just off Beltway 8 between I-10 and 290
DataBank’s South Lake facility is situated in the technology-rich, South Kansas City suburb of Lenexa, providing direct, on-site connectivity to several Tier 1 carriers.
Powered by two separate substations with on-site, diesel-powered generators for backup, the data center includes 6,000+ sqft of space for customer equipment and advanced cooling technology to ensure optimal operating temperatures.
October 22, 2026 Atlanta
Microsoft filed for state review on October 20 of a three-building data center campus in Rome, Georgia, with 422MW of planned capacity. The Development of Regional Impact application covers 349 acres at 0 Huffaker Road and 1,659,000 square feet of floor space. Microsoft owns the land, bought in...
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October 21, 2026 Cleveland
Cleveland City Council voted on the night of Oct. 19 to extend the city's moratorium on new data centers through Jan. 29, 2027, or until council enacts permanent rules. The extension keeps zoning permits and occupancy certificates frozen for new standalone data centers and also covers expansions...
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October 21, 2026 Ashburn: Data Center Alley
Amazon Data Services has withdrawn its application to build four data centers on the former George Washington University campus in Ashburn, Virginia, ending a months-long standoff with Loudoun County. Officials announced the agreement, called Project Potomac Promise, at the Oct. 20 Board of...
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October 21, 2026 Memphis
Memphis councilors rejected an 18-month data center moratorium, opting instead for a 135-day pause on new applications and a 90-day review of digital infrastructure projects. The longer proposal followed public opposition and protests at an October 6 council meeting. After a five-and-a-half-hour...
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October 19, 2026 New York
Alcoa Corporation has agreed to sell parts of its former Massena East smelter in upstate New York to an unnamed data center developer for up to $315 million. The buyer was not disclosed, though cryptominer NYDIG has previously been linked to the site, where an affiliate has filed plans for a data...
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October 15, 2026 Austin
Taylor City Council voted 5-0 on Oct. 8 to approve a development agreement with Big Watt Digital and PowerHouse Data Centers for the Taylor Technology Campus, a 664-acre hyperscale project immediately east of the city that could reach one gigawatt of capacity. The joint venture announced the...
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