NTT Global Data Centers, the third largest carrier-neutral data center operator globally, provided updates on its newest, 240-megawatt data center campus located in Mesa, Arizona, part of the Phoenix market.

Phoenix Campus – NTT Global Data Centers

NTT’s Phoenix data center campus is located at 10302 E Elliot Road, Mesa, Arizona, which is ~27 miles from downtown Phoenix. The campus will have seven data centers on the 102-acre site. At full build-out, NTT’s Phoenix campus will comprise 240 megawatts of critical IT load across 1.5 million sqft of space.

Phoenix Campus NTT Global Data Centers

Connectivity

NTT’s Phoenix campus will be interconnected by a fiber ring allowing for tenant connectivity and growth across the seven data centers. Additionally, multiple meet-me-rooms throughout the campus will allow for physical diversity within each building.

Power

NTT owns the substation at its Phoenix campus which will deliver 480+ megavolt amperes (MVA) of power.

Phoenix (PH1) – NTT Global Data Centers

Phase 1 of the campus, Phoenix PH1, will be a two-story building with 36 megawatts of critical IT load. Specifically, NTT is building the data center with six vaults, each with 6 megawatts of power capacity. Every vault will be ~21k sqft, which together form a data center with 127k sqft of data hall space.

In May 2021, NTT officially broke ground on Phoenix PH1, with expectations being set for completion in 2022.

Connectivity

Finally, three diverse fiber entry points and two meet-me-rooms will provide Phoenix PH1 with access to multiple cloud service providers, carriers, and internet service providers (ISPs). Correspondingly, these service providers will be able to offer dark and lit services.

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NTT Global Data Centers Americas

NTT Global Data Centers Americas operates 7 data center campuses in the United States, including its development in Phoenix.

NTT Global Data Centers Americas Locations

Overall, the company’s built and nearly-built facilities (i.e., excluding Phoenix) total 233 megawatts of power capacity and 2.1 million sqft. Specifically, the company’s Americas campuses include:

  1. California (Sacramento): Sacramento (CA1/CA2/CA3) data centers comprise 52.7 megawatts of power capacity and 680k sqft overall
  2. California (Silicon Valley): Silicon Valley (SV1) data center comprises 16.0 megawatts of power capacity and 160k sqft
  3. Illinois: Chicago (CH1) data center comprises 36.0 megawatts of power capacity and 126k sqft
  4. Oregon: Hillsboro (HI1) data center comprises 36.0 megawatts of power capacity and 138k sqft
  5. Texas: Dallas (TX1) data center comprises 16.0 megawatts of power capacity and 230k sqft
  6. Virginia: Ashburn (VA1/VA2/VA3/VA4/VA5) data centers comprise 76.4 megawatts of power capacity and 785k sqft overall
  7. Arizona: Phoenix (PH1) data center comprises 36.0 megawatts of power capacity and 127k sqft, forming part of NTT’s overall Phoenix campus
Mary Zhang covers Data Centers for Dgtl Infra, including Equinix (NASDAQ: EQIX), Digital Realty (NYSE: DLR), CyrusOne, CoreSite Realty, QTS Realty, Switch Inc, Iron Mountain (NYSE: IRM), Cyxtera (NASDAQ: CYXT), and many more. Within Data Centers, Mary focuses on the sub-sectors of hyperscale, enterprise / colocation, cloud service providers, and edge computing. Mary has over 5 years of experience in research and writing for Data Centers.

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