Iron Mountain AZP-1

AZP-1 anchors Iron Mountain's Phoenix metro cluster, which the operator says spans four facilities (AZP-1, AZP-2, AZP-3 and the Scottsdale AZS-1) totaling 130+ MW and 1.4 million square feet across the metro area. AZP-1 itself is the largest of the four by disclosed footprint at 588,669 square feet and 41 MW of capacity, built to a Tier III-design, concurrently maintainable architecture with N+1 and 2N power chillers and 2N+1 generator redundancy. Iron Mountain's Phoenix campuses are interconnected by a 100 Gbps dark fiber ring, giving customers the option to distribute workloads across the cluster while keeping low-latency connectivity between buildings. The compliance stack matches the operator's global standard — ISO 27001/50001/14001/22301/9001, SOC 2 Type II, SOC 3, NIST 800-53, FISMA High, FedRAMP, PCI-DSS, HIPAA and HITRUST — though the page does not disclose a specific opening year or named cooling-plant vendor. Phoenix's dry climate, low natural-disaster risk and Arizona's tax incentives for data center equipment have made it one of the fastest-growing US colocation markets, and Iron Mountain's four-building cluster competes there with Digital Realty, QTS, Compass, Aligned and NTT.