
Phoenix
AZP-2 Data Center
First BREEAM design-certified data center in North America with hyperscale infrastructure powered by 100% matched renewable energy in the heart of Phoenix.
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AZP-2 delivers up to 48 MW of critical IT load across 547,000 square feet of space on a secure 39-acre campus. Located just 10 minutes east of downtown Phoenix, this purpose-built facility combines hyperscale capacity with exceptional energy efficiency and comprehensive compliance. As the first BREEAM design-certified data center in North America, AZP-2 sets the standard for sustainable infrastructure. Each of our 21,000 square foot data halls supports up to 6 MW of flexible density, from colocation cabinets to dedicated cages to full hall deployments. Connected via a 100 Gbps dark fiber ring to AZP-1 and AZS-1, AZP-2 provides immediate access to 40+ carriers, major cloud providers, and a thriving ecosystem of connectivity partners. Powered by 100% matched renewable energy and backed by industry-leading certifications, AZP-2 enables you to scale your mission-critical infrastructure with confidence.
- 48 MWMaximum IT load
- 547,000Square feet
- 39-acreSecure campus
- 40+Connectivity providers
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What makes AZP-2 unique among Phoenix data centers?
AZP-2 colocation combines hyperscale capacity (up to 48 MW) with 100% matched renewable energy, world-class compliance certifications including FedRAMP, and carrier-neutral connectivity to 40+ providers. The facility is connected via 100 Gbps dark fiber ring to two other Iron Mountain Phoenix-area facilities, creating unparalleled regional redundancy and connectivity options. AZP-2 is also the first BREEAM design-certified data center in North America, demonstrating Iron Mountain's commitment to sustainable infrastructure design.
What other Iron Mountain facilities are in the Phoenix and Arizona area?
Iron Mountain operates AZP-2 on the same 39-acre campus as AZP-1, plus AZS-1 in Scottsdale. All three facilities are interconnected via 100 Gbps dark fiber ring, enabling seamless workload distribution and disaster recovery across the Phoenix metropolitan area. AZP-3, which is located across the street from AZP-1 & AZP-2, is now operational.
What is the total capacity of AZP-2 in megawatts and square footage?
AZP-2 offers up to 48 MW of maximum IT load at full build-out across over 500,000 square feet of potential customer space. Individual data halls provide 21,000 square feet with up to 6 MW capacity each, delivering flexible density options from colocation cabinets to full hall deployments.
What security and compliance measures are in place at AZP-2?
AZP-2 features three-factor authentication (badge + PIN + biometrics) for data center floor access, 24/7/365 on-site security personnel, security vestibules, comprehensive video surveillance, and highly secure campus perimeter. The facility maintains BREEAM certification, FedRAMP authorization, NIST 800-53, FISMA HIGH, SOC 2 Type II, PCI-DSS, HIPAA, HITRUST and ISO 27001, 50001, 14001, 9001, and 22301 certifications.
How does AZP-2 support sustainability goals?
AZP-2 is powered by 100% matched renewable energy through Iron Mountain's renewable energy contracts and is the first BREEAM design-certified data center in North America. As the #10 EPA Green Power Partner in tech/telecom and a US DoE Better Buildings Challenge participant, we help customers meet their sustainability commitments. Our Green Power Pass program provides audit-ready carbon credit documentation for CDP and ESG reporting.
What connectivity and network options are available at AZP-2?
AZP-2, Iron Mountain Data Centers Phoenix, provides carrier-neutral access to 40+ carriers, cloud on-ramps to AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud, software-defined networking via Megaport, and DE-CIX Internet Exchange. Services include cross-connects, DIA/IP transit, metro waves, private network transport/virtual cross connects, and 100 Gbps connectivity to neighboring Iron Mountain facilities.
