Washington, D.C. Data Centers

4 datacenter sites are tracked in Washington, D.C., deduplicated from 4 building permits and public facility records: 4 operational and 0 under construction across 1 cities.

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Operators in Washington, D.C.

CoreSite · Zayo Group · AiNET.

Cities and counties

Washington (4)

Datacenter sites in Washington, D.C.

Operator / siteCityStatusConstruction valueLatest permit
CoreSiteWashingtonOperational
Zayo GroupWashingtonOperational
AiNETWashingtonOperational
CoreSiteWashingtonOperational

Frequently asked

How many data centers are in Washington, D.C.?

We track 4 datacenter sites in Washington, D.C., deduplicated from 4 building permits and public facility records. Of those, 4 are operational and 0 are under construction. Facility directories report different totals because they count colocation suites and carrier hotels differently, so treat this as what we can evidence from public records rather than a definitive census.

How many data centers are being built in Washington, D.C. right now?

0 sites in Washington, D.C. have permits indicating construction is under way. Because this comes from building permits rather than press releases, it reflects work that has actually been filed with a local authority.

Which companies operate data centers in Washington, D.C.?

3 named operators appear in Washington, D.C., including CoreSite, Zayo Group, AiNET. 64% of sites nationally name an operator; the rest are permits filed by an LLC or contractor we could not resolve to a parent company.

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Source: Kadoa open data, built from local building permits, public facility records and state utility filings. Free and open. Counts describe what we track, which is not necessarily every facility in existence.