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North America data centers

Deploy your infrastructure across 11 strategic US markets with industry-leading security, compliance and sustainability solutions

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A leading data center provider in North America

The North American data center market is the largest and most mature in the world, with several thousand data centers, well over 10,000 MW of inventory, and a 38% share of the global market. Iron Mountain Data Centers operates some of the largest data centers in the US, with facilities spanning 11 strategic markets coast to coast. Our North America data centers provide enterprise, AI, and hyperscale colocation across the nation's most critical markets, delivering the connectivity, compliance, and capacity you need to power your infrastructure.

Whether you need proximity to government agencies in Northern Virginia, carrier-dense ecosystems in New Jersey near New York City, or low-latency services in major metros nationwide, our USA data centers offer the geographic diversity and technical capabilities to support enterprise and hyperscale deployments. We offer 5+ million square feet of existing & future space with industry-leading compliance certifications, including FISMA High, FedRAMP, HIPAA, and PCI-DSS. Every facility is powered by 100% matched renewable energy, providing sustainable infrastructure backed by Iron Mountain's 75+ years of trusted expertise protecting the world's most valuable assets.

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Data center facilities across North America

Strategic US colocation coast to coast

Explore the rest of our global data center portfolio

Beyond our North American data centers, Iron Mountain Data Centers operates strategic facilities in Europe and Asia-Pacific. Our EMEA locations include Amsterdam, Frankfurt, London, and Madrid, while our APAC portfolio spans Singapore and six major metros across India. Together, our global platform provides 30+ facilities across three continents for multi-regional deployments with consistent service standards.

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Frequently asked questions

What is a data center?
A data center is a purpose-built facility designed to house and manage critical data and IT infrastructure. Data centers house computer systems, networking equipment and storage systems, and provide a secure, controlled environment to protect critical data and applications.
What is a colocation data center?
A colocation data center, sometimes called a colo data center, is a secure facility where businesses and organizations can rent space to house their servers and networking equipment while maintaining control over their hardware and data. Iron Mountain Data Centers offers colocation services.
Why are data centers important?
Data centers store and process the data we use in our daily lives. They provide a secure and controlled environment with advanced infrastructure that ensures data is always available and reliable.
How secure are data centers?
Data centers use multiple layers of security to protect against unauthorized access, physical threats and data breaches. Security measures include multi-factor access controls, surveillance systems, firewalls, intrusion detection systems, security personnel and strict security protocols.
What makes Iron Mountain a top data center company in the USA?

Iron Mountain stands out among US data center companies through our comprehensive compliance program (including FISMA High and FedRAMP), 100% matched renewable energy across all facilities, carrier-neutral connectivity with extensive network provider options, and unique ultra-secure underground facilities in Kansas City and Western Pennsylvania. Our 75+ years protecting the world's most valuable assets, combined with federal-grade security and sustainability leadership, including participation in The Climate Pledge and UN 24/7 Carbon-Free Energy Compact, make us a trusted partner for mission-critical infrastructure.

How secure are data centers?
Data centers use multiple layers of security to protect against unauthorized access, physical threats and data breaches. Security measures include multi-factor access controls, surveillance systems, firewalls, intrusion detection systems, security personnel and strict security protocols.

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