8 facilities · 6 operators · 179 MW tracked
Colocation in Denver: pricing, providers and capacity
6 operators run 8 tracked data centers in Denver (6 operational, 179+ MW published, 0 AI-ready). Below: the published price benchmark for this market, retail list prices where operators publish them, who owns capacity here, and how to get comparable quotes. Catalog data from primary sources; no estimates.
How much does colocation cost in Denver?
6 operators run 8 tracked data centers in Denver; the largest by sites is CoreSite (3). There is no city-level benchmark for Denver; the closest published wholesale figure is North America (avg) at $196 per kW per month (CBRE, North America Data Center Trends H2 2025, H2 2025 – Q2 2026). No operator in this market publishes a retail rate card; prices are quoted on request.
Wholesale benchmark
$196 /kW·mo
North America (avg) · CBRE, North America Data Center Trends H2 2025 · H2 2025 – Q2 2026 · country-level benchmark, no city figure published
Published retail prices
No operator in Denver publishes a retail rate card on its website. That is normal for wholesale-led markets and says nothing about price level — request quotes with one brief.
Colocation providers in Denver
Operators with tracked data centers in Denver, sorted by sites, then published capacity. Sites / operational; MW is the sum of what each operator publishes for these sites. Some entries are hyperscaler or enterprise sites that do not sell colocation — check the facility card.
| Operator | Sites / live | Published MW | Top-scored facility | Certifications | AI-ready |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| CoreSite | 3 / 2 | not published | CoreSite DE1 | SOC 1 Type 2, SOC 2 Type 2, ISO 27001 | — |
| QTS Data Centers | 1 / 0 | 160 | QTS Denver | not published | — |
| Iron Mountain | 1 / 1 | 14 | Iron Mountain DEN-1 | Tier III design, ISO 27001, ISO 50001 | — |
| RadiusDC | 1 / 1 | 3 | RadiusDC Denver (1500 Champa) | not published | — |
| DataBank | 1 / 1 | 2 | DataBank DEN3 | not published | — |
| Lumen Technologies | 1 / 1 | not published | Level(3) Denver | not published | — |
Availability in Denver: what the numbers do and do not say
Published megawatts describe how facilities are designed, not how much power is available to a new customer today. Vacancy is confirmed only in an operator's proposal for a specific hall and ready-for-service date. Where operators have told Coloprice that a market is sold out to a date, the facility cards say so; otherwise assume nothing and ask each provider the same question.
What the colocation price includes — and what it does not
- Included in the base fee: rack or cabinet space, a committed power circuit, cooling, physical security, and usually a basic remote-hands allowance.
- Billed separately: metered electricity above the allowance (or a per-kWh rate on retail contracts), cross-connects, IP transit, additional remote hands, and one-off setup or installation fees.
- Wholesale contracts add annual escalators, ramp schedules and power-commitment minimums; retail contracts add overage rates and bandwidth caps. Compare providers on the same committed kW, density, term and connectivity.
See also
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FAQ
Who are the largest colocation providers in Denver?
By tracked sites: CoreSite with 3. By published IT capacity: QTS Data Centers with 160 MW. Facility counts and MW come from operator pages and registries; the table above lists every operator with a tracked site in Denver, including some that do not sell space.
Is there colocation capacity available in Denver right now?
Coloprice tracks 8 facilities here (6 operational, 2 under construction or announced) but does not track vacancy. Availability, rack density and delivery dates are confirmed only in a current proposal for a specific hall — send the same brief to several providers and compare.
How do I get comparable colocation quotes in Denver?
Send every provider one brief: committed kW, density per rack, redundancy, carriers and cloud on-ramps, start date, term and expansion rights. Ask for space, power, metered electricity, cross-connects, installation and remote hands as separate lines, then compare against the North America (avg) benchmark. The form below routes one brief to matching operators; no operator pays for position.
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