LexisNexis Scottsdale
8521 E Princess Dr, Scottsdale, AZ, 85255, US
The two-story building at 8521 East Princess Drive in north Scottsdale began as the LexisNexis managed-hosting data center, specified in 2013 at 86,000 sq ft in four pods with 4 MW of UPS-conditioned power, and became Iron Mountain's AZS-1 when Iron Mountain closed its purchase of IO Data Centers' US operations on January 10, 2018. Iron Mountain now rates the 4.5-acre site at 121,000 sq ft across four raised-floor halls, 5.8 MW scalable to 9.6 MW, cabinets up to 32 kW, full 2N power on diverse Arizona Public Service feeds and N+1 chillers. The building holds FedRAMP authorization, HITRUST, SOC 2 Type II and five ISO certifications including 50001 and 22301. Nine networks and one exchange meet here, with AWS Direct Connect, Azure ExpressRoute and Google Cloud on-ramps and a 100 Gbps dark-fiber ring to the Phoenix AZP-1 and AZP-2 buildings. Buyers take cabinets, cages or hardwall suites.
Facility Specifications
Site information
- Colocation space
- 121,000 sq ft (11,241 m²) across four data halls
- Power capacity
- 5.8 MW, scalable to 9.6 MW
- Power density
- Up to 32 kW per cabinet
Power & cooling
- Redundancy
- 2N power, concurrently maintainable, diverse utility feeds
- Cooling
- N+1 chillers, N+1 CRAHs
Compliance
Platforms & amenities
- Platforms & services
- Smart Hands 30-minute response, migration services
- Amenities
- 4.5-acre campus, badge and PIN entry, biometrics on floor, 24/7/365 staff, 52-ft trailer dock
Network ecosystem — 9 carriers on-net
Notable: Cogent Communications (AS174) · Zayo (AS6461)
Cloud on-ramps
9 networks, 1 IX, AWS Direct Connect, Azure ExpressRoute, Google Cloud, Megaport, IX Reach, dark-fiber ring to AZP-1 and AZP-2