Microsoft PHX-71
Operating data center in Goodyear. Operated by Microsoft.
Capacity: Estimate from a data center listing site. Cleanview project map, read October 7, 2026. The listing does not say what the figure measures.
Working here
Per-facility headcount is not published here: no reliable public figures exist for these sites, and construction announcements are not permanent employment. Open Arizona roles at this operator, where there are any, are listed on the operator's company page.
Rest of Microsoft Goodyear campus (PHX-70 to PHX-74)
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News
Stories in Arizona AI's news feed that name this facility, newest first.
- Jun 11, 2026
Microsoft purchases 100 acres next to existing data center campus in Goodyear, Arizona
Microsoft paid $131 million to First Industrial Realty Trust for 100 acres near Citrus and Indian School roads, next to its 150-acre Goodyear campus under development, bringing its Arizona holdings to more than 550 acres by Data Center Dynamics' count. - Mar 2, 2024
Microsoft Is Draining Arizona's Water for its AI
Summarizing The Atlantic, the report said Microsoft's own estimate put the three-building Goodyear campus at about 56 million gallons a year and that Microsoft had redacted exact water figures in city records as proprietary. - Mar 16, 2023
Microsoft to swap water for air cooling at campus in Phoenix, Arizona
City documents showed the Goodyear campus was capped at 500,000 gallons of industrial discharge a day, that Microsoft had abandoned its water-reuse plan, and that dissolved solids were near the agreed limit. - Mar 14, 2023
Microsoft agrees to make data centers air-cooled amid water infrastructure challenges in Goodyear
Goodyear council unanimously approved an amended agreement under which Microsoft pays $36 million toward a $90 million wastewater plant expansion, posts $5 million in assurance, and air-cools its fourth and fifth buildings. - Jun 15, 2021
Expanding cloud services: Microsoft launches its sustainable datacenter region in Arizona
Azure West US 3 went live from Goodyear and El Mirage with Banner Health, the State of Arizona and Teradata as early customers. Microsoft said it had invested $1.1 million in more than 70 local community initiatives. - Sep 21, 2020
Microsoft's newest sustainable datacenter region coming to Arizona in 2021
Microsoft named the Arizona region West US 3, said it would open in 2021 with Availability Zones, and described groundwater storage credits dedicated to Goodyear and El Mirage as part of a new water-positive pledge. - Jul 30, 2019
Building world-class sustainable datacenters and investing in solar power in Arizona
Microsoft formally announced data center campuses in El Mirage and Goodyear, a solar deal with First Solar's 150 MW Sun Streams 2 plant, more than 100 permanent and 1,000 construction jobs, and a $20 million annual economic impact.
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How we know this
Compiled from public records and checked on 2026-10-07. Confidence in this record: medium. Blank figures mean the number is not publicly established, not that it is zero.
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Status: Operating
Note: Only listing sites name this building as running.
- [1] Cleanview, Data Centers in Arizona - Project List & Locations (read October 7, 2026):
Map record 3524: Microsoft PHX-71 | status Operating
- [2] Baxtel, Microsoft PHX71 Data Center (read October 7, 2026):
Goodyear, AZ 85395, USA Operational Fully operational facility
- [3] Cleanview, Microsoft PHX-71 - Maricopa County, Arizona (read October 7, 2026):
Microsoft PHX-71 is a data center located in Maricopa County, Arizona. It became operational in 2024.
Capacity: 57 MW
Note: Only the Cleanview listing site gives this figure.
Location: Goodyear
On Microsoft's Goodyear campus.
Counted as operating under Arizona AI's rule for buildings whose operator has not announced an in-service date: Microsoft says it operates data centers in Goodyear, listing sites list this building as running, and no source we found says otherwise.