Phoenix, Arizona, has rapidly emerged as a premier data centre hub in the United States, thanks to its strategic geographic location, stable climate, and robust infrastructure. With its low risk of natural disasters, cost-effective energy solutions, and favourable business environment, Phoenix ranks among the top data centre markets both nationally and globally. As the home of some of the world’s largest hyperscale facilities, Phoenix plays a pivotal role in digital infrastructure, providing critical connectivity to tech companies, financial services, content distribution networks, and enterprises seeking to serve users across North America and beyond. The region’s interconnection point between the US West Coast, Southwest, and growing Latin American networks further enhances its global importance, making it an ideal location for scalable, resilient data centre operations.
The Phoenix data centre market continues to experience strong growth, now home to over 1.5 million square feet of multi-tenant and hyperscale data centre space across more than 60 facilities. With over 800 MW of projected future capacity, Phoenix is projected to be one of the fastest-growing U.S. metro markets for colocation and cloud deployments. The region boasts advanced fiber connectivity, offering access to over 15 major carriers, including Tier 1 providers, and is a central node for both domestic and international network traffic. Top industries served in Phoenix include cloud services, content delivery networks (CDN), fintech, healthcare, and government sectors, with increasing demand from artificial intelligence (AI) workloads and edge computing deployments.
Global companies expanding into Phoenix face a distinct set of challenges, including rapid market growth that leads to increased competition for space, power allocation, and technical talent. The region’s accelerated build-out schedules and tightening power constraints require businesses to act quickly to secure the right footprint and maintain compliance with Arizona’s evolving regulatory landscape. Further, organizations are expected to implement cutting-edge physical and cyber security protocols to meet strict SLAs while navigating a diverse tenant ecosystem. These challenges make it essential to partner with experienced service providers who can navigate logistical complexities, ensure seamless deployments, and maintain operational excellence.
Since entering the Phoenix market in November 2023, our dedicated local Remote Hands team has leveraged in-depth knowledge and hands-on expertise to serve customers ranging from hyperscale operators to mission-critical enterprises. Our familiarity with Phoenix’s evolving facility landscape, combined with our years of experience providing reliable day-to-day data centre support, ensures that we deliver seamless hardware installations, troubleshooting, network interventions, and incident response. By entrusting your physical infrastructure needs to our specialised team, companies can confidently accelerate their deployments, maximise uptime, and focus on core business growth—knowing their Phoenix operations are managed by proven experts in one of the fastest-growing global data centre markets.
