H5 Data Centers Phoenix

2600 W Germann Rd, Chandler, AZ, 85286, US

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Metro: Phoenix, AZ, US Country: United States Region: North America

Carriers on-net
13
Colocation space
180,000
sq ft
Power capacity
26 MW
Cloud on-ramps
2
AWS · Azure

H5 markets this building as its Phoenix data centre, but it stands at 2600 W Germann Road in Chandler, some 25 miles south-east of downtown Phoenix. It is purpose-built, 180,000 sq ft, and carries 26 MW with cabinets supported to 20 kW; H5 puts the customer count at forty. Thirteen networks are recorded on site and the one exchange present is Ninja-IX Phoenix, Ten on-net providers sell dark fibre and 100 Gbps services from it, and AWS, Microsoft Azure and Megaport are each reachable directly. Plant is N+1 throughout - UPS, generators with 48 hours of diesel held on site, chillers, cooling towers and CRAHs. H5's own description of the design is Tier III, which is an engineering standard rather than an award. The site qualifies for Arizona's data centre sales and use tax abatement at loads above 500 kW.

Facility Specifications

Site information

Colocation space
180,000 sq ft
Power capacity
26 MW
Power density
Up to 20 kW per cabinet

Power & cooling

Redundancy
N+1 UPS, generators, chillers, cooling towers and CRAHs

Network ecosystem — 13 carriers on-net

3 Tier 1 & transit
1 Cloud
1 CDN & content
8 Regional & enterprise

Notable: Cogent Communications (AS174) · Zayo (AS6461) · Amazon.com (AS16509) · Hurricane Electric (AS6939)

Cloud on-ramps

AWS Azure

Ninja-IX Phoenix, AWS, Microsoft Azure, Megaport


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Frequently asked questions

How many buildings does H5 run in the Phoenix market?
One, at 2600 W Germann Road in Chandler. H5 numbers its multi-building markets explicitly - Buffalo I to III, Cincinnati I and II, Quincy I to III - and lists a single Arizona site.
Which exchange and cloud on-ramps are available?
Ninja-IX Phoenix is the exchange on site. Cloud on-ramps run to AWS, Microsoft Azure and Megaport, with ten on-net providers offering dark fibre and 100 Gbps services.
How much power can a cabinet take?
Up to 20 kW, within a 26 MW building serving about forty customers. Plant is N+1 across UPS, generators, chillers, cooling towers and CRAHs, with 48 hours of diesel on site.
What does the Tier III reference mean here?
H5 describes the building as a Tier III design, which is engineering language. Uptime Institute's register contains no H5 Data Centers award.