176 facilities · 91 cities

SOC 1 / ISAE 3402 data centers in United States

Facilities in United States that publish SOC 1 certification. Controls relevant to financial reporting. Required when the workloads hosted in the facility feed into a customer audit trail.

176 of the 1332 facilities we track in United States publish SOC 1 — 23 operators, 2,455 MW of published IT capacity, 172 operational. Cities: Mesa, Phoenix (Chandler), Sterling, Quincy, WA, Tukwila, Tahoe Reno, NV, Dallas (Carrollton), Lisle, Austin, TX, Lithia Springs, East Wenatchee, WA, Piscataway, Fort Worth, Weehawken, Sterling, VA, Santa Clara, Colorado Springs, Waltham, South San Francisco, Lewis Center, Ashburn, Chicago, Elk Grove Village, Englewood, Secaucus, Hawthorne, Irvine, Dulles, Parker, Watertown, Shakopee, Dallas, Littleton, Lynnwood, Garland, Austin, San Diego, Tampa, Albuquerque, Allen, Sunnyvale, Richardson, Somerville, MA, Rancho Cordova, Cheyenne, Columbus, OH (Dublin), Peachtree Corners, Carmel, IN, Pittsburgh, Phoenix, Cleveland, Columbus, OH (Upper Arlington), Centennial, CO, Franklin, WI, Ann Arbor, Memphis, Beaverton, Orem, UT, Owings Mills, MD, Southfield, Manassas, San Jose, Palo Alto, Westmont, Plano, Irving, Newark, North Bergen, New York, Carteret, Elmsford, Los Angeles, El Segundo, Torrance, Seattle, Kent, Ashburn (Reston), Portland (Hillsboro), Franklin Park, Jacksonville, Cedar Knolls, NJ, Tulsa, Breinigsville, Denver, Westland, Indianapolis, IN, Charlotte, Bellingham, WA, Tulsa, OK, Atlanta, GA, Englewood, CO.

For context, wholesale colocation in United States is benchmarked at $196 per kW per month (CBRE, North America Data Center Trends H2 2025), and commercial electricity at $0.117 per kWh — certification rarely changes the rack rate, but it narrows the shortlist.

See also: all data centers in United States · SOC 1 / ISAE 3402 worldwide · colocation pricing