Iron Mountain Data Center - Denver (DEN-1)
Denver, Denver County, CO
Iron Mountain Data Center – Denver (DEN-1) is an operating data center in Denver, CO, run by Iron Mountain Data Centers. The facility is reported at 14.4 MW. Iron Mountain Data Centers operates this data center at 4300 Brighton Boulevard, Denver, CO 80216. It opened in 2001, covers 180,000 square feet and has 14.4 MW of IT capacity.
- 14.4 MWPlanned capacity
Project status
- Announced
- Permitting
- Under construction
- Operational
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Colorado state legislation
- AB1577 - Data centers: monthly reportingRequires monthly reporting by data centers.Download
- HF16 - Data center regulatory bill (1st Special Session)Regulatory bill governing data centers passed in a special legislative session.Download
- SB102 - Data Center Accountability ActEstablishes accountability requirements for data center operators.Download
- Council Bill No. 26-0431 (Data Center Moratorium)Denver moratorium on data center approvals, enacted by unanimous vote effective May 21, 2026.Download
- Resolution No. 2026-02-27-01 (Moratorium)Phillips County, Colorado resolution enacting a data center development moratorium, February 27, 2026.Download
- HB1030 - Data Center & Utility ModernizationDescription comingDownload
Site details
- Operator
- Iron Mountain Data Centers
- County
- Denver County, CO
- Capacity
- 14.4 MW
- Address
- Denver, CO
- Stage
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