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| Operator | Facility | Power | Status | ETA |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Compass Datacenters | Compass Goodyear Campus (Phoenix) | 212 MW | Under Construction | Not tracked |
| Novva Data Centers | Novva Project Borealis Phase 1 | 96 MW | Under Construction | Not tracked |
| EdgeCore Digital Infrastructure | EdgeCore Mesa Campus PH03 | 72 MW | Under Construction | Not tracked |
| EdgeCore Digital Infrastructure | EdgeCore Mesa Campus PH02 | 72 MW | Under Construction | Not tracked |
| H5 Data Centers | H5 Chandler 2 | 50 MW | Under Construction | Not tracked |
| Arcadian Infracom | Arcadian Infracom Phoenix PoP | Not tracked | Under Construction | Not tracked |
| Novva Data Centers | Novva Mesa Campus | Not tracked | Under Construction | Not tracked |
| Operator | Facilities | Total MW |
|---|---|---|
| CyrusOne | 10 | 68 MW |
| H5 Data Centers | 3 | 75 MW |
| Digital Realty | 2 | 0 MW |
| DataBank | 1 | 0 MW |
| DataBank, Ltd. | 1 | 0 MW |
Chandler's data center footprint spans 29 tracked facilities totaling 143 MW across operational, under-construction, and planned assets. CyrusOne dominates the operator landscape with 10 facilities, followed by H5 Data Centers with 3 sites, while Digital Realty and DataBank each maintain smaller presences. The market has attracted recent institutional attention, with multiple sources confirming a local data center campus entering a growth phase anchored by large enterprise tenants.
The BUILD verdict reflects Chandler's favorable risk-return profile for capital deployment. The excess-power score of 66/100 indicates substantial headroom in available grid capacity relative to tracked facility demand, a critical advantage in markets where utility constraints typically block expansion. The constraint score of 40/100—meaningfully lower than problematic peers like Atlanta (59/100)—signals that infrastructure bottlenecks are manageable rather than prohibitive. For operators and build-to-suit investors, this combination creates a window to acquire land, secure power allocations, and stage development before utilization intensifies.
Deal flow into Chandler remains minimal in tracked records, with no recent M&A transactions announced. This contrasts sharply with regional consolidation activity, including Aligned Data Centers' multiple acquisitions in adjacent markets and RadiusDC's acquisition of PhoenixNAP's Phoenix operations. The absence of recent institutional deals in Chandler itself does not signal weakness; rather, it reflects a market still in organic operator growth mode, where fragmentation persists but investment barriers remain low. CyrusOne's 10-facility concentration suggests willingness by tier-one operators to build organically in the market rather than acquire scattered assets.
Chandler's combination of power availability, modest constraint risk, and operator appetite for organic expansion creates a compelling thesis for build-first strategies over consolidation plays in the near term.