Contact Us
Call us: 800 899 4766
Phoenix
AZP-1 Data Center
Enterprise-grade colocation on Arizona's primary internet hub with 41 MW of power and 100 Gbps Connectivity
Get a QuotePhoenix
Iron Mountain Phoenix AZP-1 Data Center
Situated on a 39-acre campus just 10 minutes east of downtown Phoenix, Iron Mountain Data Centers AZP-1 is a 588,669-square-foot, 41 MW purpose-built facility to Tier III standards on Arizona's primary hub for east-west internet traffic. This facility delivers exceptional energy efficiency and is connected via a 100 Gbit/s dark fiber ring with two other Iron Mountain facilities—AZP-2 on the same campus and AZS-1 in Scottsdale—creating a robust, easily accessible ecosystem of cloud, network, and service providers. Whether you're an enterprise seeking large-scale deployment or a growing company hosting critical infrastructure, AZP-1 provides the space, standards, and flexible power configurations to support your mission-critical operations.
- 588,669Square Feet
- 41 MWPower capacity
- 39-AcreSecure campus
- 40+Carrier partners
Why leading enterprises choose our Phoenix data center (AZP-1)
Phoenix data center overview
- Size: 588,669 square feet on a 39-acre secure campus
- Power: 41 MW total capacity
- Infrastructure Redundancy: Tier III-design concurrently maintainable architecture
- Multiple infrastructure designs available
- Efficiency: Exceptional energy efficiency levels with ultra-efficient operations
- Deployment Options: Colocation cabinets, dedicated cages, hard-walled suites, and secure dedicated modules
- High-density configurations up to 30 kW per rack
- Raised floor and modular data center options
- Cooling: N+1 with 2N power chillers
- 2N+1 generator redundancy configuration
- Utility: Arizona Public Service
- Security: 24/7/365 on-site monitoring with highly secure campus
- Two-factor authentication (badge + iris biometrics) for data center floor access
- Two-factor access (badge + pin) to enter facility
- 24/7/365 Smart Hands services with 30-minute response guarantee
- Professional migration services and cross connect installations
- Customer conference rooms, offices and break room facilities
- Lobby with seating and refreshments
- Guest Wi-Fi and shared work areas
- Industrial loading docks with 24/7 availability that can service from small box trucks to 52' tractor trailers
- Secure temporary storage for equipment
- Service area: Phoenix, Arizona; West Coast, Southwest region and beyond
- Distance: 10 minutes east of downtown Phoenix
- Airport: Close proximity to Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport (PHX)
- Carrier Hotel: 3402 E University Dr
- Positioned on Arizona's primary hub for east-west internet traffic
- Low natural disaster risk profile
- Easy access to Scottsdale, Tempe, Mesa and greater Phoenix metropolitan area
- Location: Maricopa County
- Certified Data Center pursuant to the AZ CDC bill offering exemption from Transaction Privilege Tax and Use Tax
- Address: 615 N 48th Street, Phoenix, AZ 85008
Network Infrastructure:
- Diverse Entry Points: Multiple diverse fiber points of entry with diverse routing paths
- Cloud Connectivity: Access to AWS Direct Connect, Azure ExpressRoute, and Google Cloud Interconnect
- Carrier-Neutral Facility: 40+ on-site network providers including AT&T, Lumen, Cox Communications, Verizon, and Zayo Group
- Metro Access: Direct connectivity to Megaport for enhanced interconnection options
- Campus Connectivity: 100 Gbps dark fiber ring connecting AZP-1, AZP-2, and AZS-1 for seamless campus and metro interconnection
- 260+ partner ecosystem across all Phoenix locations
Network Services:
- Cross Connects: Secure campus-wide connections to ecosystem of carriers, partners, and customers in multiple IMDC Meet-Me-Rooms
- Direct Internet Access/IP Transit: Redundant paths to multiple upstream providers, including Arelion, Lumen and Zayo, with burstable service supporting BGP and TCP/IP v4 or v6
- Cloud On-Ramps: Low-latency connections to major cloud providers including AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud, with SDN providers such as Megaport
- Metro Wave: Dedicated, diverse optical 10 and 100 Gbps waves to regional interconnection points
- Virtual Cross Connects/Private Network Transport: Point-to-point L2 connectivity available between our data centers, leveraging Iron Mountain's network backbone for campus, metro, national, and international connectivity
- Managed Firewall, powered by Check Point, available in market
Industry-Leading Compliance
Comprehensive compliance meeting the most stringent regulatory and industry standards
Global Standards (ISO Certifications):
- ISO 27001 (Information Security Management)
- ISO 50001 (Energy Management)
- ISO 14001 (Environmental Management)
- ISO 22301 (Business Continuity Management)
- ISO 9001 (Quality Management)
Regulated Industries:
- NIST 800-53 cybersecurity framework compliance
- FISMA HIGH authorization for federal requirements
- FedRAMP authorized for government cloud services
- CMMC (Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification)
- PCI-DSS certification for payment card industry standards (Financial Services)
- HIPAA compliance for healthcare data protection
- HITRUST certification for healthcare information security
Infrastructure & Operations:
- SOC 2 Type II audit reports
- SOC 3 audit reports
- Designed to Tier III standards
- Highly secure campus with iris biometric access controls
Ready to experience the AZP-1 advantage?
Immediate next steps
Frequently asked questions
What makes AZP-1 unique among Phoenix data centers?
AZP-1 stands out as a purpose-built facility on Arizona's primary hub for east-west internet traffic, featuring a Tier III-design build, 41 MW of power capacity, and connectivity to a 100 Gbps dark fiber ring linking multiple Iron Mountain facilities. Our 39-acre campus offers exceptional energy efficiency, 40+ carrier partners, and the industry's most comprehensive compliance programming, which is ideal for enterprises with demanding infrastructure requirements.
What other Iron Mountain facilities are available in the Phoenix and Arizona region?
Iron Mountain operates multiple data centers in Arizona, including AZP-2 on the same 39-acre campus as AZP-1, and AZS-1 in Scottsdale. AZP-3, which is located across the street from AZP-1, is currently in development. These data centers in the Phoenix area are interconnected via a 100 Gbps dark fiber ring, creating a robust regional ecosystem that enables seamless disaster recovery, business continuity, and distributed architecture strategies across all Phoenix data centers.
What are the power and space specifications for AZP-1?
AZP-1 features 588,669 square feet of data center space with 41 MW of total power capacity. The facility supports high-density configurations up to 30 kW per rack and offers flexible deployment options, including colocation cabinets, dedicated cages, hard-walled suites, and secure dedicated modules to accommodate various enterprise requirements.
What security and compliance measures are implemented at AZP-1?
AZP-1 maintains a highly secure campus with multi-layered physical security including two-factor authentication using badge and iris biometrics for data center floor access. The facility holds extensive compliance certifications including NIST 800-53, FISMA HIGH, FedRAMP, SOC 2 Type II, PCI-DSS, HIPAA, and ISO certifications (27001, 50001, 14001, 9001, 22301), making it suitable for the most stringent regulatory requirements.
What are the benefits of AZP-1's modular data center options?
AZP-1 offers secure dedicated modules that provide enhanced security, customizable infrastructure designs, and flexible power configurations. These modular options deliver the isolation and control of a private data center with the cost-efficiency and rapid deployment benefits of colocation, making them ideal for enterprises requiring dedicated, highly secure environments.
How does AZP-1 support sustainability goals?
AZP-1 operates on 100% matched green power and features exceptional energy efficiency levels. We also offer the Green Power Pass program, which provides customers with audit-ready renewable energy credits to help meet sustainability reporting requirements for CDP and other frameworks.