Data Center Space in Seattle

Seattle is the headquarters of both Microsoft (Azure) and Amazon (AWS), making it one of the best markets for hybrid cloud and direct cloud connectivity. Colocation facilities in the Puget Sound region offer ultra-low-latency on-ramps to Azure and AWS regions, enabling enterprises to extend their on-premises infrastructure into the cloud with minimal latency and maximum performance.

The Westin Building Exchange in downtown Seattle is the Pacific Northwest's premier carrier hotel, hosting over 200 network providers and the Seattle Internet Exchange (SIX) — one of the largest internet exchange points in North America. It also provides critical trans-Pacific connectivity to Asia via undersea cable systems, making it essential for businesses serving Asian markets.

Washington State generates over 70% of its electricity from hydroelectric dams along the Columbia River, providing some of the lowest power costs in the United States. Eastern Washington facilities in Quincy and Moses Lake benefit from rates as low as $0.02–0.04/kWh — a fraction of the national average. This makes Washington one of the most cost-effective and sustainable locations for power-intensive workloads like AI training and hyperscale computing.