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Arizona facility dossier · sources checked 2026-11-08

CyrusOne Chandler (PHX1–PHX8)

CyrusOne lists an eight-facility campus in Chandler and describes its cooling as zero-water. Those are operator claims; the public text gives no megawatts or per-building status, and it is not verified against any permit.

At a glance

Operator
CyrusOne
Market
Chandler, Arizona
Facilities
Eight (PHX1 to PHX8), per operator
Cooling (operator claim)
Zero-water cooling; indirect evaporative cooling backed by a chilled-water plant

What the sources establish

  • CyrusOne describes PHX1 through PHX8 in Chandler as an eight-facility campus with 36-inch raised-floor data halls and biometric access. [1]
  • The operator says the campus uses zero-water cooling, with indirect evaporative cooling backed by a chilled-water plant, and calls it the first net-positive water data center in its portfolio. [1]
  • The Chandler generator testing schedule for the same campus lists substation-related runs from 2025 through 2026. [2]

Conflicts and corrections

'Zero-water' and 'net-positive water' are the operator's own terms. They are not independently measured on this page.

What this page does not establish

  • Megawatts, building area and status for each of the eight facilities.
  • Water use or water source, measured or permitted.
  • Any Chandler approval for each phase.

What to check next

  1. Pull water-use and utility filings for the campus.
  2. Confirm which of PHX1 through PHX8 are operating.
  3. Check the Chandler permit history for each building.