Operating data center in 3402 E University Dr, Phoenix. Operated by Radius Data Centers.
Capacity: Estimate from a data center listing site. Cleanview project map, read October 7, 2026. The listing does not say what the figure measures.
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.
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
RadiusDC plans to establish its Phoenix I campus by combining the operational data center with planned expansions supported by committed utility capacity.
Map record 1942: Radius Phoenix DC1 | status Operating | capacityMw 11.2
Capacity: 11 MW
Note: Only a listing site gives this figure. A press report says an expansion would raise IT power to 8 MW.
Map record 1942: Radius Phoenix DC1 | status Operating | capacityMw 11.2
Floor area: 200,000 sq ft
Note: Data Center Dynamics says 200,000 sq ft. KTAR in 2025 said 160,000 sq ft.
The company opened its 200,000 sq ft (18,600 sqm) data center in Phoenix back in 2010.
Online since: 2010
The company opened its 200,000 sq ft (18,600 sqm) data center in Phoenix back in 2010.
Location: 3402 E University Dr, Phoenix
data center in Phoenix back in 2010. The company purchased the property, at 3402 E University Drive
An operating colocation data center at 3402 E University Drive, Phoenix, open since 2010.
data center in Phoenix back in 2010. The company purchased the property, at 3402 E University Drive
The company this week announced that it has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire the Phoenix data center and colocation business of PhoenixNAP.
RadiusDC plans to establish its Phoenix I campus by combining the operational data center with planned expansions supported by committed utility capacity.
RadiusDC announced in March 2026 an agreement to buy PhoenixNAP's Phoenix data center and colocation business, and w.media reported that after closing it would expand the building to 8 MW of IT power.
The company this week announced that it has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire the Phoenix data center and colocation business of PhoenixNAP.
Following the closing, RadiusDC will expand the current facility, DC1, increasing IT power capacity to 8 MW.