Market
Los Angeles: 75 data centres, 33 operators, 787 MW live
There are 75 data centres in Los Angeles, United States, spanning 3 sub-markets, 33 operators, 71 operational, 787 MW live (4% modelled), 909 MW total potential. Largest by total potential: CoreSite (7 sites), then Alchemy Data Centers LLC.
Map of 68 data centres in Los Angeles
Every Los Angeles site DC Atlas tracks with a position on record, coloured by status.
Los Angeles is one scope of the whole corpus. See every facility DC Atlas tracks on the global data center map.
Live
787MW
4% modelled
Under construction
102MW
Planned
20MW
Total potential
909MW
82% of pipeline modelled
Who supplies the power
99% of the data centres we track in the Los Angeles market have a named power supplier
- LADWP35sites
- Southern California Edison29sites
- Burbank Water and Power2sites
- Anaheim Public Utilities2sites
- SoCalEdison1site
- Southern California Edison (SCE)1site
4 further suppliers serve smaller numbers of sites here.
Who is building in Los Angeles
The 10 largest operators here by total potential, of 33 tracked in this market.
| Operator | Sites | Live | Total potential |
|---|---|---|---|
| CoreSite | 7 | 129 MW | 129 MW |
| Alchemy Data Centers LLC | 2 | 6 MW | 106 MW |
| Csquare | 5 | 103 MW | 103 MW |
| Evocative | 5 | 101 MW | 101 MW |
| Innova Solutions | 5 | 57 MW | 77 MW |
| Digital Realty | 6 | 64 MW | 64 MW |
| Equinix | 4 | 45 MW | 45 MW |
| Serverfarm | 2 | 35 MW | 35 MW |
| Lumen | 4 | 34 MW | 34 MW |
| Prime Data Centers | 1 | 33 MW | 33 MW |
When Los Angeles was built
349 MW of the live capacity here carries a commissioning date — 42% of the operational sites in this market.
Recent activity
29 recorded developments in the Los Angeles market, the latest on 15 Jul 2026.
Developer Withdraws Data Center Plan for El Segundo Hotel Site
A developer has withdrawn its proposal to replace a hotel with a data center facility in El Segundo, California. The project, which would have converted an existing hotel property into data center infrastructure, will no longer proceed. This withdrawal represents a cancellation of the planned data center development in the Los Angeles area market. The reasons for the withdrawal were not specified in the available information.
Anti-data center organizers run for office after Monterey Park ban victory
Steven Kung and Amy J. Wong, grassroots organizers who led successful opposition to a proposed hyperscale data center in Monterey Park, are running for local office in November 2026. Monterey Park became the first California city to ban data centers citywide through public vote in June 2026, after residents opposed developer HMC StratCap's proposal for Saturn Park. The organizers are campaigning on transparency and community engagement themes that emerged during their data center activism, with Wong also supporting a similar ballot measure in Alhambra.
El Segundo Equinix 092 expansion
El Segundo Equinix 092 was expanded in 2022 with its phase IV, LA4.
CoreSite Completes LA3 Phase 1 Data Center in Los Angeles
CoreSite Realty Corporation completed and placed into service LA3 Phase 1 in mid-October 2020, comprising 51,000 net rentable square feet and 6 megawatts of data center capacity. The facility was 74% pre-leased at completion with customer leases commencing in October. This represents part of CoreSite's 193,000 NRSF and 22 MW of capacity delivered year-to-date, supporting organic growth in its major metropolitan markets.
Los Angeles Zenlayer 001 expansion
Zenlayer's presence at this facility was registered on PeeringDB on 10 July 2020 — a presence-registration date, not a commissioning date.
CoreSite Reports Q3 2019 Results; LA3 Phase 1 Pre-leased 74%
CoreSite Realty Corporation reported Q3 2019 financial results with operating revenues of $144.9 million (up 4.1% YoY) and delivered $14.4 million in new and expansion sales. The company completed 54,000 NRSF at SV8 Phase 1 with 100% occupancy and achieved a major pre-lease of 74% of Phase 1 at its new LA3 data center in Los Angeles, expected to complete in late Q3 2020. CoreSite has 269,000 NRSF under construction across six projects with $128.9 million in costs incurred against $395 million total estimated costs.
Internap Reports Q2 2019 Results; First Megawatt Deal Closed
Internap Corporation (INAP) reported Q2 2019 revenue of $73.1 million, flat sequentially with lowest churn in recent years and a $20+ million backlog. The company closed its first megawatt-scale deal of 2019 to expand its Los Angeles flagship facility. Management initiated cost savings for H2 2019 and retained investment advisors to evaluate strategic alternatives. Adjusted EBITDA reached $24.4 million, up 3.4% sequentially, with CapEx tightly controlled at $7.8 million.
CoreSite Reports Q2 2019 Results: Record $27.3M Sales, Expansion Progress
CoreSite Realty Corporation announced Q2 2019 financial results with record $27.3 million in new and expansion sales. The company completed expansions at LA1, LA2, and VA3 Phase 1B, placing nearly 100,000 square feet into service, and began construction on LA3 Phase 1 in Los Angeles. CoreSite also secured $400 million in financing and advanced pre-lease commitments at its new SV8 Santa Clara data center. Operating revenues grew 4.7% year-over-year to $142.9 million.
Questions about Los Angeles
- How many data centres are in Los Angeles?
- There are 75 data centres in Los Angeles, United States, spanning 3 sub-markets, 33 operators, 71 operational, 787 MW live (4% modelled), 909 MW total potential. Largest by total potential: CoreSite (7 sites), then Alchemy Data Centers LLC.
- How much data centre capacity does Los Angeles have?
- DC Atlas tracks 75 data centres in the Los Angeles data centre market. 787 MW is live, 102 MW is under construction, 20 MW is planned, for 909 MW of total potential at full buildout.
- Who are the largest data centre operators in Los Angeles?
- 33 operators run facilities in the Los Angeles data centre market. CoreSite is the largest by total potential, with 7 sites and 129 MW.
- Which utilities supply power to data centres in Los Angeles?
- LADWP, Southern California Edison and Burbank Water and Power serve the most data centre sites in the Los Angeles data centre market. DC Atlas holds a named power supplier for 99% of the facilities it tracks here.
Every data centre we track in Los Angeles
69 of 75 with a published page
CoreSite7
Digital Realty6
Csquare5
evocative5
Innova Solutions5
Cogent4
Equinix4
Lumen3
Alchemy Data Centers LLC2
Colocation America2
DataBank2
Krypt2
Serverfarm2
Xfernet2
Zayo2
365 Data Centers1
Alchemy Communications1
Aptum1
AT&T1
CyberNest1
Evocative1
Fireline Broadband1
Gigenet1
I Squared Capital1
MOD Mission Critical1
Multacom1
MultaCOM1
Prime Data Centers1
QuadraNet1
Telehouse1
Xyvest1
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