Sacramento data centers

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Explore our 52MW data center campus offering options for 100% green energy

Located in seismically stable Sacramento, California, our 52.7MW Sacramento data center campus features three data centers within driving distance of Silicon Valley and the Bay Area. Carrier-neutral with 266,000ft2 of total data floor space and turn-key data center infrastructure, we’ve partnered with SMUD to offer options for 100% green energy.

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Discover Sacramento CA3

Sacramento, California is located just a short drive away from Silicon Valley and the Bay Area. CA3, one of three data centers on our 52.7MW campus, is powered by 100% green energy.

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Sacramento CA1 Data Center

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Sacramento CA2 Data Center

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Sacramento CA3 Data Center

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We're a Leader

We’ve been recognized as a Leader in the IDC MarketScape: Worldwide Datacenter Colocation Services 2025 Vendor Assessment for the fourth time.

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Why Sacramento

Sacramento offers the lowest cost power for wholesale data centers in the state of California, lower operating costs than the Bay Area/Silicon Valley, and a more seismically stable location as it sits on a separate tectonic plate than the Bay Area and Silicon Valley.