VisaNet
Visa processes global transactions in 4 data centers worldwide. The primary data center is in Ashburn Virginia.
In 2018, Visa expanded their computing infrastructure internationally and launched data centers in London and Singapore.
VisaNet Data Center Map
VisaNet Power Growth Over Time
Visa Eastern US Ashburn
Visa completed its new 350,000 square foot data center in October 2008. The Tier IV property features five data center pods of 30,000 sf each
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