Top 250 Data Center Companies in the World as of 2023

Globally, the top 250 data center companies comprise a mix of cloud service providers (CSPs), retail colocation firms, and wholesale data center operators. These data center providers and operators deliver power and cooling infrastructure in highly specialized buildings that house computer servers and network equipment.

In total, the 10 largest providers and operators of data centers, including Amazon Web Services (AWS), Microsoft Azure, Google Cloud, Meta Platforms, Equinix, Digital Realty, NTT Global Data Centers, CyrusOne, GDS Holdings, and KDDI’s Telehouse, operate over 1,250 facilities around the world.

Dgtl Infra has categorized the largest 250 data center companies in the world into 5 groups based on several measurable market share factors, including: number of facilities, commissioned power capacity in megawatts, portfolio size in operational square feet, and cloud or colocation revenue in U.S. Dollars, amongst others.

Subsequently, we dive deeper into the portfolios of each of the top 25 data center companies, including the size of their portfolio, where their facilities are located geographically, and what type of operator they are (i.e., retail, wholesale, or cloud). Note that Dgtl Infra’s list focuses on standalone data center operators, meaning that they are not a division within a telecommunications company, and we also exclude bitcoin mining companies.

Top 250 Data Center Companies

The top 250 data center companies are categorized into Group 1, Group 2, Group 3, Group 4, and Group 5 – where Group 1 comprises the most prominent operators and Group 5 consists of providers with the least market presence. As an example, Group 1 data center companies tend to have a global presence, operate portfolios with hundreds/thousands of megawatts of power capacity across millions of square feet, and produce billions of dollars in revenue. Whereas Group 5 data center operators are much smaller, more regionally-focused, and only have a limited number of facilities.

Group 1

#	Data Center Company	Type	Geography
1	Amazon Web Services (AWS)	Cloud	Global
2	Microsoft Azure	Cloud	Global
3	Google Cloud Platform (GCP)	Cloud	Global
4	Meta Platforms (Facebook)	Internal Use	North America, Europe
5	Equinix	Retail	Global
6	Digital Realty	Wholesale	Global
7	NTT Global Data Centers	Wholesale	Global
8	CyrusOne	Wholesale	North America, Europe
9	GDS Holdings	Wholesale	Asia Pacific
10	KDDI / Telehouse	Retail	Global
11	Cyxtera Technologies	Retail	North America
12	CoreSite (American Tower)	Retail	North America
13	QTS Data Centers	Hybrid	North America, Europe
14	Switch, Inc	Retail	North America
15	Alibaba Cloud	Cloud	Global
16	Oracle Cloud	Cloud	Global

Group 2

#	Data Center Company	Type	Geography
17	Corporate Office Properties Trust	Powered Shell	North America
18	CloudHQ	Wholesale	North America, Europe
19	Vantage Data Centers	Wholesale	Global
20	STACK Infrastructure	Wholesale	Global
21	DataBank	Retail	North America, Europe
22	Flexential	Retail	North America
23	Evoque Data Center Solutions	Retail	North America
24	Iron Mountain	Hybrid	North America, Europe
25	Aligned Data Centers	Wholesale	North America, Latin America
26	Sabey Data Centers	Wholesale	North America
27	EdgeConneX	Hybrid	Global
28	Cologix	Hybrid	North America
29	Compass Datacenters	Wholesale	North America
30	Digital Core REIT	Wholesale	North America, Europe
31	IBM Cloud	Cloud	Global
32	Tencent Cloud	Cloud	Global
33	OVHcloud	Cloud	Europe, North America
34	Global Switch	Wholesale	Europe, Asia Pacific
35	NEXTDC	Wholesale	Asia Pacific
36	Yondr Group	Wholesale	Global
37	Mapletree Industrial Trust	Wholesale	North America, Asia Pacific
38	TierPoint	Retail	North America
39	T5 Data Centers	Wholesale	North America
40	AirTrunk	Wholesale	Asia Pacific
41	Ascenty	Wholesale	Latin America
42	Allied Properties REIT	Retail	North America
43	H5 Data Centers	Retail	North America
44	eStruxture	Hybrid	North America
45	Scala Data Centers	Wholesale	Latin America
46	Stream Data Centers	Wholesale	North America
47	Prime Data Centers	Wholesale	North America
48	Netrality Data Centers	Retail	North America
49	Keppel DC REIT	Wholesale	Asia Pacific, Europe
50	Princeton Digital Group (PDG)	Wholesale	Asia Pacific

Group 3

#	Data Center Company	Type	Geography
51	365 Data Centers	Retail	North America
52	Africa Data Centres	Wholesale	Africa
53	AIMS Data Centre	Retail	Asia Pacific
54	Ark Data Centres	Wholesale	Europe
55	Aruba Cloud	Retail	Europe
56	AtlasEdge Data Centres	Retail	Europe
57	atNorth	Hybrid	Europe
58	Big Data Exchange (BDx)	Hybrid	Asia Pacific
59	BlackChamber Group	Powered Shell	North America
60	Bulk Infrastructure	Wholesale	Europe
61	CDC Data Centres	Wholesale	Asia Pacific
62	Chayora	Wholesale	Asia Pacific
63	Chindata Group	Wholesale	Asia Pacific
64	Cirion Technologies	Retail	Latin America
65	Colt Data Centre Services (DCS)	Wholesale	Europe, Asia Pacific
66	Corscale Data Centers	Wholesale	North America
67	CtrlS	Hybrid	Asia Pacific
68	DartPoints	Retail	North America
69	DATA4	Wholesale	Europe
70	DC BLOX	Hybrid	North America
71	DCI Data Centers	Wholesale	Asia Pacific
72	Digital Edge DC	Retail	Asia Pacific
73	Digital Fortress	Retail	North America
74	DigitalOcean	Cloud	Global
75	Echelon Data Centres	Wholesale	Europe
76	EdgeCore	Wholesale	North America
77	Element Critical	Retail	North America
78	ESR Group	Wholesale	Asia Pacific
79	Evocative Data Centers	Retail	North America
80	Expedient Data Centers	Retail	North America
81	Global Technical Realty (GTR)	Wholesale	Europe
82	GlobalConnect	Retail	Europe
83	GLP	Wholesale	Asia Pacific
84	Green Datacenter	Hybrid	Europe
85	Green Mountain	Wholesale	Europe
86	Huawei Cloud	Cloud	Asia Pacific
87	Involta	Retail	North America
88	IRIDEOS	Retail	Europe
89	IXcellerate	Wholesale	Europe
90	Kao Data	Retail	Europe
91	Kingsoft Cloud	Cloud	Asia Pacific
92	KIO Networks	Retail	Latin America
93	Landmark Dividend	Retail	North America
94	LightEdge Solutions	Retail	North America
95	Lincoln Rackhouse	Retail	North America
96	Linode	Cloud	Global
97	Macquarie Data Centres	Hybrid	Asia Pacific
98	maincubes	Retail	Europe
99	Markley Group	Retail	North America
100	Nabiax	Retail	Latin America, Europe
101	nLighten	Retail	Europe
102	Nxtra by Airtel	Retail	Asia Pacific
103	phoenixNAP	Retail	North America
104	Pulsant	Retail	Europe
105	Quantum Loophole	Wholesale	North America
106	Serverfarm	Wholesale	North America
107	Sify Technologies	Hybrid	Asia Pacific
108	Sinnet	Wholesale	Asia Pacific
109	Skybox Datacenters	Wholesale	North America
110	ST Telemedia Global Data Centres	Hybrid	Asia Pacific
111	SUNeVision (iAdvantage)	Retail	Asia Pacific
112	Teraco Data Environments	Wholesale	Africa
113	Verne Global	Hybrid	Europe
114	VIRTUS Data Centres	Wholesale	Europe
115	VNET Group	Retail	Asia Pacific
116	Yotta Infrastructure	Wholesale	Asia Pacific

Group 4

#	Data Center Company	Type	Geography
117	1547 Critical Systems Realty (CSR)	Retail	North America
118	Adam Ecotech	Retail	Europe
119	Aptum Technologies	Retail	North America
120	AQ Compute	Wholesale	Europe
121	AT TOKYO	Retail	Asia Pacific
122	Atman	Retail	Europe
123	CapitaLand Ascendas REIT	Wholesale	Asia Pacific
124	CapitaLand India Trust (CLINT)	Wholesale	Asia Pacific
125	CleanArc Data Centers	Wholesale	North America
126	ClusterPower	Wholesale	Europe
127	ColoHouse	Retail	North America
128	Conapto	Retail	Europe
129	Crane Data Centers	Wholesale	North America
130	Custodian Data Centres	Retail	Europe
131	Data Center First	Wholesale	Asia Pacific
132	Datum Datacentres	Retail	Europe
133	Digital Halo	Wholesale	Asia Pacific
134	DRFortress	Retail	North America
135	EcoDataCenter	Wholesale	Europe
136	Edged Energy	Wholesale	North America
137	EdgePresence	Retail	North America
138	Elea Digital	Retail	Latin America
139	Empyrion DC	Wholesale	Asia Pacific
140	Etix Everywhere	Retail	Europe
141	Eurofiber (Dataplace)	Retail	Europe
142	Evolution Data Centres	Wholesale	Asia Pacific
143	FLOW Digital Infrastructure	Hybrid	Asia Pacific
144	Global Data Centres (GDC)	Hybrid	Asia Pacific
145	Hetzner	Cloud	Europe
146	Hivelocity	Retail	North America
147	HostDime	Hybrid	North America, Latin America
148	Hyperco	Wholesale	Europe
149	Infinaxis Data Centre	Hybrid	Asia Pacific
150	Internet Initiative Japan (IIJ)	Retail	Asia Pacific
151	iomart	Retail	Europe
152	iseek	Retail	Asia Pacific
153	IXAfrica	Retail	Africa
154	K2 Data Centres	Wholesale	Europe
155	KevlinX	Wholesale	Europe
156	Khazna Data Centers	Hybrid	Middle East
157	Layer 9	Wholesale	Latin America
158	Leading Edge Data Centres	Retail	Asia Pacific
159	Leaseweb	Cloud	Europe, North America
160	Lumina CloudInfra	Wholesale	Asia Pacific
161	MedOne	Retail	Middle East
162	MEEZA	Hybrid	Middle East
163	MERLIN Properties	Wholesale	Europe
164	Nautilus Data Technologies	Retail	North America, Europe
165	NJFX	Retail	North America
166	Node4	Retail	Europe
167	NorthC Datacenters	Retail	Europe
168	Novva Data Centers	Wholesale	North America
169	OneAsia	Wholesale	Asia Pacific
170	OPTAGE	Retail	Asia Pacific
171	PAIX (Pan African Internet Exchange)	Retail	Africa
172	Penta Infra	Retail	Europe
173	PointOne	Retail	North America
174	PowerHouse Data Centers	Wholesale	North America
175	Proximity Data Centres	Retail	Europe
176	Pure Data Centres	Hybrid	Asia Pacific, Europe
177	Qscale	Wholesale	North America
178	RadiusDC	Retail	North America
179	Rowan Green Data	Wholesale	North America
180	SBA Edge	Retail	North America
181	SC Zeus Data Centers	Wholesale	Asia Pacific
182	Sentinel Data Centers	Wholesale	North America
183	SpaceDC	Wholesale	Asia Pacific
184	Start Campus	Wholesale	Europe
185	Stratus Data Centres	Wholesale	Europe
186	Tonaquint	Retail	North America
187	US Signal	Retail	North America
188	Vapor IO	Retail	North America
189	Web Werks Data Centers	Hybrid	Asia Pacific
190	YTL Data Center	Wholesale	Asia Pacific

Group 5

#	Data Center Company	Type	Geography
191	1623 Farnam	Retail	North America
192	165 Halsey Street	Retail	North America
193	4D Data Centres	Retail	Europe
194	Asanti Datacentres	Retail	Europe
195	Ascent Corp	Retail	North America
196	AtriaDC	Retail	Asia Pacific
197	AUBix	Retail	North America
198	Beyond.pl	Retail	Europe
199	Biznet Data Center	Retail	Asia Pacific
200	Bluebird Network	Retail	North America
201	Borealis Data Center	Retail	Europe
202	Centeris Data Centers	Retail	North America
203	Colocation Northwest	Retail	North America
204	Colovore	Retail	North America
205	Cumulus Data	Wholesale	North America
206	DaSTOR	Retail	North America
207	Data Horizon Americas (DHA)	Wholesale	Latin America
208	Data Shelter	Retail	North America
209	DataBridge Sites	Retail	North America
210	Datacom	Retail	Asia Pacific
211	DataVerge	Retail	North America
212	DCI Indonesia	Wholesale	Asia Pacific
213	Deep Edge Realty	Retail	North America
214	Digital Crossroad	Wholesale	North America
215	DP Facilities	Retail	North America
216	Dreammark1	Wholesale	Asia Pacific
217	Edge Centres	Retail	Asia Pacific
218	EdgeX Data Centers	Retail	North America
219	Enovum Data Centers	Retail	North America
220	Euclyde Data Centers	Retail	Europe
221	European Data Hub (EDH)	Retail	Europe
222	FIBERTOWN	Retail	North America
223	firstcolo	Retail	Europe
224	Fortress Data Centers	Retail	North America
225	Hudson Interxchange (HIX)	Retail	North America
226	iM Critical	Retail	North America
227	IP House	Retail	Europe
228	LCL Data Centers	Retail	Europe
229	Lunavi	Retail	North America
230	MDC Data Centers	Retail	North America
231	NaviSite	Retail	North America, Europe
232	Netia	Retail	Europe
233	Netwise	Retail	Europe
234	NEX Data Center	Retail	Asia Pacific
235	OneNeck IT Solutions	Retail	North America
236	Open Access Data Centres (OADC)	Retail	Africa
237	QuadraNet	Retail	North America, Europe
238	Quantum Switch	Wholesale	Middle East
239	Racks Central	Retail	Asia Pacific
240	SDC SpaceNet	Retail	Europe
241	Servpac	Retail	North America
242	Simple Helix	Retail	North America
243	Six Degrees Group (6DG)	Retail	Europe
244	Stellium Data Centres	Retail	Europe
245	Strategic Datasphere	Retail	North America
246	True IDC	Retail	Asia Pacific
247	Urbacon Data Centre Solutions	Retail	North America
248	Whipcord Edge	Retail	North America
249	Wyoming Hyperscale White Box	Wholesale	North America
250	YCO Cloud Centers	Wholesale	Asia Pacific

1. Amazon Web Services (AWS)

Amazon Web Services (AWS), the cloud computing service of Amazon.com, is the largest cloud service provider and data center company globally. AWS has 30 cloud regions and 96 availability zones in operation, with plans to launch 5 more cloud regions and 15 more availability zones.

Globally, the data center portfolio of AWS totals 33.5 million square feet, of which the company leases 18.0 million square feet (54% of total) and owns 15.4 million square feet (46% of total).

AWS generates revenue from the sale of compute, storage, database, networking, and other services to start-ups, enterprises, government agencies, and academic institutions.

READ MORE: Amazon Web Services (AWS) Data Center Locations

2. Microsoft Azure

Microsoft Azure, the cloud computing service of Microsoft, is the second largest cloud service provider and data center company globally. Azure has 60+ cloud regions and 120+ availability zones in operation.

Globally, the data center portfolio of Microsoft Azure totals over 200 facilities, which are linked together by more than 175,000 miles of fiber optic lines.

Microsoft has established a self-imposed requirement for its data centers to be within 20 kilometers (12.5 miles) of existing data centers in their regional network. This distance limitation allows Azure to meet its service level agreements (SLAs) of latency, resiliency, and reliability to customers in a particular cloud region.

READ MORE: Microsoft Azure’s Data Center Locations

3. Google Cloud Platform (GCP)

Google Cloud Platform (GCP), part of Alphabet Inc, is the third largest cloud service provider and data center company globally.

There are currently 35 cloud regions and 106 availability zones in operation by Google Cloud. These cloud regions and availability zones are situated throughout the United States, Americas, Europe, and Asia Pacific.

In total, Google has nearly 30 owned data centers either in operation or under development across 10 countries throughout the world. These data centers support Google’s cloud regions and core products and platforms, such as Gmail, Google Drive, Google Maps, Google Photos, Google Play, Search, and YouTube.

READ MORE: Google Cloud’s Data Center Locations

4. Meta Platforms (Facebook)

Meta Platforms (NASDAQ: META) owns and operates 21 data center campuses globally, comprising over 50 million square feet. Geographically, these data centers are located throughout the United States, as well as parts of Europe (Denmark, Ireland, Sweden) and Asia Pacific (Singapore). Additionally, Meta leases further data center capacity, in additional locations, from third-party operators like Digital Realty and CyrusOne.

Meta designs and builds its data centers and technical infrastructure so that it can serve its products, which include Facebook, Instagram, Messenger, and WhatsApp.

READ MORE: Meta / Facebook’s Data Center Locations

5. Equinix

Equinix (NASDAQ: EQIX) operates a global footprint of 248 data centers, representing 344,500 cabinets of power capacity. These data centers comprise 29.4 million square feet and are located in 71 metros throughout 32 countries worldwide.

Equinix is a network-dense data center operator, with its facilities acting as key hubs for connectivity and the internet. The company’s strength in connectivity is shown through its total interconnections, which stand at 446,900, comprised of both physical cross-connects and virtual connections.

In terms of customers, Equinix focuses on retail colocation, where it provides services to multiple customers with smaller individual power capacity requirements within the same data halls.

6. Digital Realty

Digital Realty (NYSE: DLR) operates a global footprint of 316 data centers comprising 2,261 megawatts of white space IT load and 38.2 million net rentable square feet. These data centers serve 4,000+ customers and offer 211,000 cross-connects.

Digital Realty is primarily a wholesale data center operator, which leases either a full building or data hall, alongside basic cooling and power infrastructure, to a larger single tenant. The company also offers retail colocation, where it provides turn-key data center services to multiple customers.

Digital Realty’s key data center brands and joint ventures include Interxion, Ascenty, Teraco Data Environments, MC Digital Realty, and BAM Digital Realty, amongst others.

7. NTT Global Data Centers

NTT Global Data Centers (GDC) operates a worldwide footprint of 95 data centers comprising over 1,100 megawatts of IT power capacity. Additionally, the company has more than 700 megawatts of planned power capacity.

NTT GDC’s data center offerings include retail colocation, wholesale capacity, build-to-suit capabilities, cloud on-ramps, global networks & connectivity, managed services, and application services.

NTT GDC is a subsidiary of Nippon Telegraph and Telephone Corporation, a telecommunications company headquartered in Tokyo, Japan.

8. CyrusOne

CyrusOne operates more than 55 data centers, representing ~1,000 megawatts of power capacity across more than 5 million square feet of colocation space. The company’s data centers are located in the United States and Europe.

CyrusOne is primarily a wholesale data center operator. Additionally, CyrusOne offers “powered shells” which is where the tenant, rather than the landlord, is responsible for building-out the interior power and cooling infrastructure of the data center in order to make it fully operational.

CyrusOne is owned by private equity firms KKR and Global Infrastructure Partners (GIP).

9. GDS Holdings

GDS Holdings (NASDAQ: GDS) is the largest carrier-neutral data center operator in China. The company operates 102 self-developed data centers spanning 692,866 square meters (7.5 million square feet), of which 510,511 square meters (5.5 million square feet) is in service and 182,355 square meters (2.0 million square feet) is under construction.

GDS is a wholesale data center operator that serves China’s cloud service providers and large internet companies, including Alibaba and Tencent. Outside of mainland China and Hong Kong, GDS also provides services or is developing new data centers in Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia, and Macau.

10. KDDI / Telehouse

KDDI Corporation, together with its data center brand, Telehouse, provides carrier-neutral colocation services through its global portfolio of over 45 data centers in more than 10 countries worldwide. The company operates data centers spanning 560,000 square meters (6.0 million square feet) with ~900 MVA of power capacity.

Telehouse’s data centers serve 3,000 customers and are located in the United States, Europe, and Asia Pacific. More specifically, the company operates facilities in New York, Los Angeles, London, Paris, Frankfurt, Istanbul, China, Hong Kong, Japan, Singapore, Vietnam, and Thailand.

11. Cyxtera Technologies

Cyxtera Technologies (NASDAQ: CYXT) is a retail colocation provider which operates 61 data centers, comprising 245.5 megawatts of power capacity across 1.83 million sellable square feet. Additionally, the company markets a further five locations in India through a partnership with Sify Technologies. In total, Cyxtera’s facilities span 33 markets throughout North America, Europe, and Asia.

Cyxtera delivers colocation and interconnection services to more than 2,300 enterprises, service providers, and government agencies through its data centers.

12. CoreSite (American Tower)

CoreSite is a retail colocation provider and data center operator which is a subsidiary of American Tower (NYSE: AMT). The company operates 28 data centers, comprising 234.6 megawatts of power capacity across 3.5 million net rentable square feet. Additionally, in terms of interconnection, CoreSite has 36,849 cross-connects.

CoreSite’s data centers are solely in the United States, located in the markets of Silicon Valley, Los Angeles, Northern Virginia, New York, Chicago, Boston, Denver, and Miami. Through these facilities, CoreSite supports over 1,400 customers.

13. QTS Data Centers

QTS Data Centers operates or owns development sites for 63 data centers, which span 9.35 million square feet. Specifically, this portfolio includes 40 data centers in the United States, one data center in the Netherlands, and 20+ land and development sites in the United States and Europe.

QTS builds and operates both retail colocation environments, for multiple tenants, and wholesale data centers, serving customers who require significant amounts of space and power, including federal customers. In total, QTS has over 1,200 customers.

QTS is owned by Blackstone Real Estate Income Trust (BREIT), Blackstone Infrastructure Partners (BIP), and other long-term perpetual capital vehicles managed by Blackstone.

14. Switch, Inc

Switch Inc is a retail colocation provider focused on the enterprise data center segment. The company operates 5 data center campuses (branded as PRIMES), which encompass 16 colocation facilities, representing over 500 megawatts of potential power capacity, upon full build-out. In total, Switch’s data centers comprise 5.1 million gross square feet in the United States, supporting over 1,300 customers.

Geographically, Switch’s 5 data center campuses include the Core Campus (Las Vegas, Nevada), Citadel Campus (Tahoe Reno, Nevada), Rock Campus (Austin, Texas), Pyramid Campus (Grand Rapids, Michigan), and Keep Campus (Atlanta, Georgia).

Switch is owned by infrastructure investors DigitalBridge and IFM Investors.

15. Alibaba Cloud

Alibaba Group’s cloud computing unit, known as Alibaba Cloud, is the fourth largest cloud service provider globally, the primary cloud vendor in Asia Pacific, and the largest cloud service provider in China.

There are currently 28 cloud regions and 86 availability zones in operation by Alibaba Cloud. In Mainland China, Alibaba is the dominant cloud service provider, with over 10 cloud regions across the country. Outside of Mainland China, Alibaba Cloud operates in the United States, the UK, Germany, Japan, Singapore, Indonesia, Malaysia, India, Australia, and Dubai.

16. Oracle Cloud

Oracle Corporation’s cloud computing unit, known as Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI), is the fifth largest cloud service provider globally and a major data center operator.

There are presently 38 cloud regions and 46 availability zones in operation by Oracle Cloud. These cloud regions and availability zones are located throughout the United States, Canada, Europe, the Middle East, & Africa (EMEA), Latin America, and Asia Pacific.

Oracle Cloud’s data centers support the company’s cloud regions and core products and platforms, such as Oracle Autonomous Database, MySQL HeatWave, Java, and Oracle Middleware.

READ MORE: Oracle Cloud’s Data Center Locations

17. Corporate Office Properties Trust (COPT)

Corporate Office Properties Trust (NYSE: OFC), known as COPT, owns a portfolio of 28 single-tenant data center shell properties, comprising 5.3 million square feet, either directly or through joint ventures.

Geographically, COPT’s facilities are located throughout the Northern Virginia data center sub-markets of Ashburn, Manassas, and Sterling, Virginia.

COPT’s largest data center tenant is Amazon Web Services (AWS), which comprises 8.4% of the company’s total rental revenue.

18. CloudHQ

CloudHQ is a hyperscale data center developer and operator in the United States, Europe, and Latin America. Over the past 5 years, the company has built and leased data centers comprising 320 megawatts of power capacity across 2.4 million square feet. Furthermore, CloudHQ currently owns or holds land capable of delivering data centers with over 2,000 megawatts of critical IT load power and 20 million square feet.

Geographically, CloudHQ’s existing and planned data center campuses include Ashburn, Virginia; Manassas, Virginia; Culpeper, Virginia; Chicago (Mount Prospect), Illinois; London (Didcot), UK; Paris (Lisses), France; Frankfurt (Offenbach), Germany; Amsterdam, Netherlands; Milan, Italy; São Paulo (Paulínia), Brazil; Rio de Janeiro, Brazil; and Querétaro, Mexico, amongst other markets.

CloudHQ’s principal shareholder is Hossein Fateh (Fateh Family Office), who is the CEO and President of CloudHQ.

19. Vantage Data Centers

Vantage Data Centers is a hyperscale data center company that operates or is developing facilities across five continents, 12 countries, and 19 markets globally:

• North America: Ashburn, Virginia; Phoenix (Goodyear), Arizona; Quincy, Washington; Santa Clara, California; Montreal, Canada; Quebec City, Canada
• Europe: Berlin, Germany; Frankfurt (Offenbach), Germany; Milan, Italy; Warsaw, Poland; Zürich, Switzerland; Cardiff, United Kingdom; London, United Kingdom
• Asia: Osaka, Japan; Tokyo, Japan; Hong Kong, SAR; Kuala Lumpur (Cyberjaya), Malaysia
• Africa: Johannesburg, South Africa
• Australia: Melbourne, Australia

Once all of these campuses are fully developed, Vantage Data Centers’ portfolio will total nearly 1,500 megawatts of IT capacity.

Vantage Data Centers is owned by DigitalBridge, as well as co-investors including CBRE Investment Management, amongst others.

20. STACK Infrastructure

STACK Infrastructure is a hyperscale data center developer and operator. The company’s data center portfolio comprises operational facilities and development projects throughout the Americas, Europe, and Asia Pacific:

• Americas: Atlanta, Calgary, Chicago (Elk Grove Village), Dallas-Fort Worth, New Albany (Columbus), Northern Virginia (Ashburn and Manassas), Phoenix (Goodyear), Portland (Hillsboro), Silicon Valley (San Jose); and Toronto
• Europe: Oslo, Norway; Stockholm, Sweden; Copenhagen, Denmark; Frankfurt, Germany; Milan, Italy; Geneva, Switzerland; Zürich, Switzerland; and Avenches (Bern), Switzerland
• Asia Pacific: Tokyo, Japan; Osaka (Keihanna), Japan; Seoul, South Korea; Melbourne, Australia; Canberra, Australia; and Perth, Australia

At full build-out, STACK Infrastructure’s hyperscale and enterprise data center portfolio has the ability to support over 2,400 megawatts of IT capacity.

STACK Infrastructure is owned by IPI Partners, a digital infrastructure private equity firm, which is a joint venture between ICONIQ Capital and Iron Point Partners.

21. DataBank

DataBank is a retail colocation provider focused on the enterprise data center segment, which operates 74 data centers in 30 markets throughout the United States, the United Kingdom, and France. In total, these data centers comprise 352 megawatts of critical IT load across 2.7 million raised square feet.

DataBank is owned by DigitalBridge, Swiss Life, EDF Invest, and Investment Management Corporation of Ontario (IMCO), amongst others.

22. Flexential

Flexential is a retail colocation provider which operates a data center portfolio comprising over 220 megawatts of power capacity and 3 million square feet. Geographically, the company operates solely in the United States, where it has data centers in 19 markets, including Denver, Las Vegas, Phoenix, Portland, Salt Lake City, Cincinnati, Dallas, Louisville, Minneapolis, Nashville, Allentown, Philadelphia, Richmond, Atlanta, Charlotte, Fort Lauderdale, Jacksonville, Raleigh, and Tampa.

Flexential is owned by private equity firm GI Partners.

23. Evoque Data Center Solutions

Evoque Data Center Solutions is a retail colocation provider in the United States, which was formed through a carve-out of 31 data centers from AT&T. Geographically, Evoque’s data centers span the U.S. markets of Ashburn, Atlanta, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Irvine, Nashville, Phoenix, Secaucus, and Seattle.

Evoque operates over 1 million square feet of data center space and serves ~1,000 colocation customers. In terms of connectivity, Evoque’s facilities provide pre-built access to the AT&T global network and link to over 300 carrier connection points globally.

Evoque is owned by Brookfield Infrastructure Partners.

24. Iron Mountain

Iron Mountain (NYSE: IRM) operates 21 data centers across 19 markets in the United States, Europe, and Asia. In total, these data centers comprise 191.6 megawatts of power capacity and 3.7 million square feet. Furthermore, Iron Mountain has an additional 556 megawatts under construction or held for development.

Iron Mountain provides data center space for both enterprise-focused colocation and hyperscale deployments, serving 1,300+ customers. In terms of connectivity, the company has over 16,000 cross-connects.

25. Aligned Data Centers

Aligned Data Centers is a hyperscale data center developer and operator. At full build-out of its development projects, Aligned will have a footprint spanning ~2,000 megawatts of power capacity across 30 sites in the United States, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, and Mexico. More specifically, in the United States, the company operates in the markets of Chicago, Dallas, Hillsboro, Maryland, Northern Virginia, Phoenix, and Salt Lake City.

Aligned Data Centers is owned by Macquarie Asset Management (MAM) through Macquarie Infrastructure and Real Assets (MIRA).