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Data Center Space in Denver

Compare colocation providers across Denver, Aurora, and Colorado Springs. Cool climate, central US location, and competitive power rates for your infrastructure needs.

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200MW+
Total Power
20+
Facilities
5%
Vacancy Rate
$155
Avg $/kW

Colocation Providers in Denver

Featured providers with verified capacity across the Colorado Front Range

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Downtown Denver Hub

Downtown Denver, CO — Central Business District

Carrier-neutral facility in the heart of Denver with direct access to major network exchanges and enterprise-grade connectivity.

99.99% SLAN+1 PowerCarrier Neutral
SOC 2HIPAAPCI DSS
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Aurora Enterprise Campus

Aurora, CO — East Metro Denver

Large-scale campus with free cooling capabilities and expansion capacity. Built for high-density and AI/GPU workloads.

99.99% SLA2N PowerFree Cooling
SOC 2ISO 27001GPU Ready
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Colorado Springs Secure

Colorado Springs, CO — Military Corridor

High-security facility supporting federal, military, and defense workloads. FedRAMP-ready with hardened physical security.

99.999% SLA2N PowerFed Ready
FedRAMPITARSOC 2
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Denver Colocation Pricing

Typical rates for the Denver / Colorado market (2026)

Full Cabinet (42U)$700–$1,500/mo
Half Cabinet (21U)$400–$850/mo
Power (per kW)$110–$170/kW/mo
Cross-Connect$100–$225/mo
Cloud On-Ramp$150–$375/mo

Denver Data Center FAQs

What is Denver's cool climate advantage for data centers?
Denver's high altitude and semi-arid climate provide naturally cool, dry air for much of the year. This enables extensive use of free cooling and evaporative cooling systems, significantly reducing energy costs compared to warmer markets. PUE ratios in Denver facilities often run below 1.3, making it one of the most energy-efficient markets in the US.
Why is there strong federal and military demand in Colorado?
Colorado is home to multiple military installations including NORAD, the US Space Command, and several Air Force bases. This creates strong demand for secure, compliant data center space. Many Denver-area facilities hold FedRAMP and ITAR certifications, and the region is a hub for defense contractors and government agencies requiring sovereign data hosting.
How does Denver's central US location benefit latency?
Denver sits at the geographic center of the continental US, providing sub-30ms latency to both coasts and excellent connectivity to all major US markets. This makes it an ideal hub for nationwide content delivery, disaster recovery, and applications that need to serve users across the entire country with consistent performance.

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