Country
United States
AI data center dossier
Country
United States
Operator
Vantage Data Centers
Energy
Renewable
Known capacity
200 MW
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Vantage Data Centers is a major hyperscale colocation operator with a significant presence in Silicon Valley (Santa Clara, San Jose), Phoenix, Arizona, and other US markets. The company specializes in purpose-built hyperscale facilities that serve large cloud and AI companies seeking colocation alternatives to fully owned infrastructure.
Vantage's US West campuses are particularly significant for AI workloads — Silicon Valley proximity makes them attractive for AI companies including hyperscalers, cloud providers, and large AI startups that need to locate GPU clusters close to engineering talent and internet exchange points. The company has raised multiple rounds of infrastructure financing specifically targeting AI workload density, including liquid cooling and high-density power infrastructure.
The Phoenix campus is one of Vantage's fastest-growing, benefiting from Arizona's low land costs, business-friendly regulations, and expanding grid connectivity. Vantage markets its AI-optimized facilities with provisions for 30–100 kW per rack (versus traditional 8–12 kW), liquid cooling readiness, and NVIDIA GPU cluster-compatible power infrastructure. The company's investor roster includes DigitalBridge, CBRE Investors, and other major infrastructure funds.
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