Stream’s Phoenix campus in Goodyear started with a 418,200-square-foot hyper-scale data center on 157 acres of land. This is the first of five planned facilities. When completely built, the entire campus will support up to 2 million square feet of data center facilities and 200 MW of critical load, establishing its place as the largest hyper-scale campus development in the Greater Phoenix area.
The first phase is completed
Stream‘s Phoenix data center development targets hyper-scale and enterprise customers with fiber connectivity and optimized latency to all major markets. The phase I facility will support over 40 MW of critical load, now available with an initial 4.5 MW of capacity.
Rob Kennedy, Stream’s co-managing partner, said,
“Over our 21 years serving global enterprise and hyper-scale providers, we’ve seen increasing focus on deploying in markets with smart tax incentives. On a large deployment, our customers can spend several hundred million dollars on IT equipment and infrastructure. Data center-friendly markets like Goodyear give our customers access to favorable tax incentives, highly skilled workforces, and stable operating environments where they can deploy with confidence.”
When fully built, the entire campus will support up to 2 million square feet of data center facilities and 200 MW of critical load, establishing its place as the largest hyper-scale campus development in the Greater Phoenix area.
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