Colocation Data Centers in Mesa, Arizona

Mesa Colocation Overview

Mesa, Arizona is the third-largest city in the state and one of the largest cities in the United States by population. While Mesa's data center market is still emerging compared to Phoenix and Chandler, the city offers compelling advantages for colocation providers and customers alike.

Mesa's appeal centers on its combination of affordable commercial real estate, reliable utility power from SRP (Salt River Project), and strategic location in the East Valley. The city sits between Tempe and the rapidly growing communities of Gilbert and Apache Junction, positioning it to serve a broad geographic area.

The city has been actively courting data center investment through economic development incentives and streamlined permitting. Several smaller colocation providers operate in Mesa, and the city's growth trajectory suggests increasing investment in data center infrastructure in the coming years.

Mesa's proximity to Chandler (home to CyrusOne's major campus) and Tempe means that businesses based in Mesa have easy access to enterprise-grade colocation facilities even before the local market fully matures. The Loop 202 freeway provides fast connections to data center facilities across the Southeast Valley.