At a glance
- Operator
- Iron Mountain
- Location
- Same 39-acre campus as AZP-1, east of downtown Phoenix
- Building
- 547,000 sq ft (operator page)
- Capacity
- Up to 48 MW critical IT load (operator page)
- Data halls
- 21,000 sq ft each, up to 6 MW flexible density
What the sources establish
- Iron Mountain says AZP-2 delivers up to 48 MW of critical IT load across 547,000 sq ft on a 39-acre campus. [1]
- Each 21,000 sq ft data hall supports up to 6 MW of flexible density. [1]
- The page says AZP-2 is the first BREEAM design-certified data center in North America, and that its power is 100% matched renewable energy. [1]
- The operator's Phoenix overview lists AZP-2 among the four operational Phoenix-area facilities. [2]
Conflicts and corrections
BREEAM design certification is a design-stage rating; it does not show the building's operating performance.
What this page does not establish
- Construction and energization dates.
- Whether the 48 MW figure is the full build-out or current capacity.
- Permit history for the campus.
What to check next
- Pull the campus's permit records for AZP-2.
- Confirm the operational date with the operator.
- Compare the 48 MW figure with AZP-1's 41 MW on the same campus.