CyrusOne Phoenix — Colocation Data Center

CyrusOne Phoenix serves as a strategic colocation facility operated by CyrusOne Inc., one of the leading data center providers in North America. Located at 2335 South Ellis Road in Phoenix, Arizona, this facility provides enterprise-grade colocation services designed to meet the demanding requirements of businesses seeking reliable, scalable data center solutions in the Southwest United States.

As part of CyrusOne's extensive portfolio of data centers, the Phoenix facility offers customers access to the company's proven infrastructure management expertise and commitment to operational excellence. The facility is engineered to deliver the high levels of availability, security, and performance that modern businesses require for their critical IT infrastructure and applications.

CyrusOne Phoenix provides flexible colocation options that can accommodate various deployment sizes, from single cabinets to large private suites and custom build-to-suit configurations. The facility features enterprise-class power and cooling infrastructure designed to maintain optimal operating conditions for sensitive IT equipment. Multiple layers of physical security protect customer assets, while redundant systems help ensure continuous operations.

The location benefits from CyrusOne's established relationships with network carriers and cloud providers, offering customers opportunities to connect to diverse connectivity options and digital ecosystems. As part of a larger network of CyrusOne facilities, customers can leverage the provider's interconnection capabilities and potential for hybrid and multi-market deployments across the company's footprint.

CyrusOne's operational team provides 24/7/365 monitoring and support, ensuring that customers receive responsive technical assistance and facility management services around the clock.

Phoenix has emerged as a significant colocation market in the southwestern United States, driven by its strategic geographic position, favorable business climate, and growing technology sector. The market benefits from Arizona's business-friendly regulatory environment, competitive energy costs, and relatively low risk of natural disasters compared to coastal markets.

The Phoenix metropolitan area serves as a natural connectivity hub between major West Coast markets like Los Angeles and key destinations in Texas and other southwestern states. This positioning makes it attractive for businesses seeking to establish regional data center presence or implement disaster recovery strategies with geographic diversity from primary coastal facilities.

The local market has experienced steady growth as enterprises increasingly adopt hybrid cloud strategies and seek alternatives to higher-cost markets in California. Phoenix's expanding fiber infrastructure and presence of major telecommunications carriers provide the connectivity foundation necessary to support diverse colocation requirements.

Arizona's stable power grid and access to renewable energy resources also appeal to organizations focused on sustainable operations. The dry climate reduces some cooling challenges while offering natural advantages for certain data center cooling technologies.