Denver data center market brief

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At a Glance 2 of 3 KPIs live

Operational334 MWsum of the sites that report MW; most do not
Pipeline0 MW
FacilitiesGlobal facility map
Queue WaitNot tracked
Top OperatorFlexential

Power & Grid 3 of 5 metrics live

ISOWECC
Queue Capacity11,825 MW
Queue WaitNot tracked
Reserve Margin20.0%
Gen Additions 12mo2,084 MW
Interconnect PendingNot tracked

Pipeline 1 projects tracked

OperatorFacilityPowerStatusETA
Arcadian InfracomArcadian Infracom Denver PoPNot trackedUnder ConstructionNot tracked

Operator Footprint 5 operators tracked

OperatorFacilitiesTotal MW
Flexential1222 MW
DataBank613 MW
CoreSite5100 MW
Equinix340 MW
EdgeConneX225 MW

M&A Activity (24mo) Coverage building

Coverage building for M&A activity (24mo)
We will surface live M&A activity (24mo) data here as soon as our deals-tracker crawl returns rows for Denver. Full coverage typically lands within ~6 months of a market joining the DCPI.

Comps Coverage building

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We will surface live powered-shell and land comps data here as soon as our transaction-tracker crawl returns rows for Denver. Full coverage typically lands within ~6 months of a market joining the DCPI.

Risk Factors 1 of 2 signals live

12-Month Outlook

Denver's data center footprint spans 142 tracked facilities totaling 471 MW across operational, under-construction, and planned stages. Flexential operates the largest presence with 12 facilities, followed by DataBank with 6 and CoreSite with 5. The market has seen developer activity tied to Aurora-area expansion, and municipal engagement on data center policy remains active through Denver's advisory group structure and ongoing regulatory discussions.

This gap means that securing new capacity will depend heavily on point-of-delivery infrastructure readiness and interconnection queue position rather than raw generation scarcity. Developers and operators pursuing new or expanded projects must account for lead times in network upgrades and potential congestion in fiber routes serving key industrial corridors.

Flexential's dominant site count suggests established depth in the market, while DataBank and CoreSite each maintain smaller but meaningful footholds. The absence of announced acquisition, investment, or build activity in the tracked period offers no signal about future operator movement or consolidation appetite; deal flow silence does not indicate market weakness or retreat.

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