Compare Data Centers & Prices in LA

Most LA providers don’t publish real pricing and gate inquiries behind pre-qualification.

If you’re evaluating options in the LA market and want to start with specs, we can find the providers who will work with that.

Los Angeles Prices

1 to 2U (1-3Amp 120v, 1-5TB)

24U – 2 to 3kW & 100M to GIGe (+)

Standard Density 48U – 2 to 5kW & 100M to GIGe (+)

High Density 48U – 10 to 17kW (3ph) & 1M to GIGe (+)

Standard 4 rack private cage, 5kW per rack & GIGe (+)

High Density 4 rack private cage, 20kW per rack & GIGe (+)

Los Angeles

$124 – $238

$855 – $1045

$1187 – $1781

$2375 – $4940

$5463 – $5938

$15200 – $21375

Prices may change, to clarify the price leave a request

Compare prices in Los Angeles with nearby cities and states

1 to 2U (1-3Amp 120v, 1-5TB)

24U – 2 to 3kW & 100M to GIGe (+)

Standard Density 48U – 2 to 5kW & 100M to GIGe (+)

High Density 48U – 10 to 17kW (3ph) & 1M to GIGe (+)

Standard 4 rack private cage, 5kW per rack & GIGe (+)

High Density 4 rack private cage, 20kW per rack & GIGe (+)

Sacramento

$95 – $285

$713 – $855

$1425 – $1781

$2134 – $2708

$5225 – $6175

$15200 – $21375

San Jose

$66 – $95

$713 – $1663

$903 – $1853

$2375 – $4881

$5225 – $6175

$15200 – $22705

Dallas

$124 – $238

$1045 – $1425

$664 – $1781

$712 – $4465

$4038 – $5700

$13300 – $17100

*Prices change every week. Request a quote to get accurate prices. We’ll tell you honestly if LA makes sense or if another region improves TCO without hurting latency

High-Density / GPU / AI / HPC Colocation Pricing from our providers (LA – ballpark ranges)

*Deployment type (keywords)*	*Typical usable power*	*Typical fit*	*LA ballpark pricing*
*High density colocation* cabinet	8–12 kW	dense compute / storage	*$145–$240 per kW/mo*
*GPU colocation* (inference rack)	12–20 kW	GPU inference, analytics	*$160–$280 per kW/mo*
*AI / HPC colocation* (“hot rack”)	20–30+ kW	HPC, AI training pods (small)	*$200–$340+ per kW/mo*
Small GPU row (2–6 racks)	60–150 kW total	higher-power retail	*custom quote*

*Prices from our providers change every week. Request a quote to get accurate prices. We’ll tell you honestly if LA makes sense or if another region improves TCO without hurting latency.

*If a provider can’t clearly define usable kW, cooling class, and how A/B impacts capacity, the quote isn’t comparable.

**Your real monthly bill will be higher than the base quote (here’s why)
A sales quote often focuses on cabinet + power. Your actual bill changes when you add connectivity and operational reality.

Example: 20kW GPU rack (high density / AI inference)

Base power: 20 kW × $240/kW = $4,800/mo

High-density cooling class / delivery differences: often changes the $/kW band

Network (10G vs 1G, billing model): often adds $900–$2,500+/mo

Cross-connects are usually higher than you expect if you’re building redundant paths

Realistic total: $6,500–$9,500+/mo in many LA setups.

This is why buyers use brokers: we normalize quotes to all-in monthly cost, not just the base $/kW

LA space is tight.

“Most providers won’t publish real price terms. So buyers end up with:

Weeks of calls just to learn minimums, availability, and what’s actually included
Quotes that look comparable but aren’t (different usable kW, bandwidth models, A/B assumptions)
A base number that doesn’t include the stuff that drives your real bill: cross-connects, remote hands, install, and network billing

If you’re shopping for high-density racks (10–30+ kW) or GPU/HPC colocation, this gets worse because high-density capable means different things in different buildings (cooling class, power delivery, redundancy design).

We make it better -> You send specs. We return a short, qualified list of Los Angeles colocation providers with real pricing, availability, and installation timelines.”

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Bob Spiegel, CEO at www.quotecolo.com

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Connect with Bob (or sales) via email or phone to review your specifications. Clients will receive immediate provider contacts and pricing.

Step 3

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Multiple qualified providers will connect with you directly. You decide on which option is best for organization. There is no obligation.

What you’ll receive from us

Shortlist of LA facilities that fit (DTLA vs El Segundo vs Burbank)
Quote matrix (upon request) (kW, RU, A/B power, x-connects, bandwidth model, SLA, term)
Notes on trade-offs (upon request) (interconnect density vs $/kW, remote hands policies, growth headroom)
Option B (upon request) recommendations if LA isn’t optimal

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L.A Data Centres

Data Center	Provider	City	State	Address	Key Features
Digital Realty Bryan Street	Digital Realty	Dallas	Texas	2323 Bryan St	Downtown carrier hotel & interconnection hub
Digital Realty Dallas Infomart	Digital Realty	Dallas	Texas	8435 Stemmons Fwy	Major carrier-neutral interconnection facility
Digital Realty Richardson Campus (Digital Dallas)	Digital Realty	Richardson	Texas	Integrity Dr / Quality Way / Collins Blvd / Alma Rd	69-acre hyperscale & enterprise campus
Digital Realty Garland Campus	Digital Realty	Garland	Texas	Campbell Rd / Ferris Rd	Multi-building enterprise campus
Digital Realty Carrollton Campus	Digital Realty	Carrollton	Texas	Midway Rd / Marsh Ln	Enterprise colocation campus
Digital Realty Lewisville Campus	Digital Realty	Lewisville	Texas	State Hwy 121	Digital Convergence campus
Equinix Infomart Campus	Equinix	Dallas	Texas	1950 N Stemmons Fwy	Largest interconnection hub in North Texas
Equinix Bryan Street	Equinix	Dallas	Texas	2323 Bryan St	Carrier-neutral interconnection
Equinix Mockingbird Campus	Equinix	Dallas	Texas	W Mockingbird Ln	New hyperscale expansion
Equinix Plano Campus	Equinix	Plano	Texas	Pinecrest Dr	Enterprise & cloud connectivity
Equinix Irving	Equinix	Irving	Texas	Grauwyler Rd	Large enterprise deployments
NTT Garland Campus	NTT DATA	Garland	Texas	Lookout Dr	AI-ready campus with TX1–TX4 facilities
CyrusOne Carrollton Campus	CyrusOne	Carrollton	Texas	Frankford Rd W	One of Texas’ largest colocation campuses
CyrusOne Allen Campus	CyrusOne	Allen	Texas	Chelsea Blvd	Nearly 1M sq ft hyperscale campus
CyrusOne Richardson	CyrusOne	Richardson	Texas	Lookout Dr	Enterprise campus
CyrusOne Whitney Campus	CyrusOne	Whitney	Texas	County Rd 3610	Large-scale hyperscale expansion
Prime Dallas Campus	Prime Data Centers	Dallas	Texas	Round Table Dr	Purpose-built hyperscale campus
DataBank Infomart Campus	DataBank	Dallas	Texas	Stemmons Fwy	Major carrier-neutral campus
DataBank Plano Campus	DataBank	Plano	Texas	Dominion Pkwy	Tier III enterprise campus
DataBank Red Oak Campus	DataBank	Red Oak	Texas	Batchler Rd	Large hyperscale expansion campus
DataBank Dallas Metro	DataBank	Dallas	Texas	Multiple locations	Downtown, Love Field, Empire, LBJ facilities
Aligned Plano Campus	Aligned Data Centers	Plano	Texas	Summit Ave	AI-ready hyperscale campus
Aligned Mansfield	Aligned Data Centers	Mansfield	Texas	Britton Rd	Enterprise & AI workloads
STACK Plano Campus	STACK Infrastructure	Plano	Texas	Pinecrest Dr / Spring Creek Pkwy	Multi-building hyperscale campus
STACK Lancaster Campus	STACK Infrastructure	Lancaster	Texas	Belt Line Rd	Large AI-ready hyperscale campus
Stream Garland Campus	Stream Data Centers	Garland	Texas	Lookout Dr	Enterprise & hyperscale facility
Stream Wilmer Campus	Stream Data Centers	Wilmer	Texas	Sunrise Rd	240 MW hyperscale campus
QTS Irving Campus	QTS	Irving	Texas	Longhorn Dr	Mega-scale campus
QTS Fort Worth Campus	QTS	Fort Worth	Texas	Park Vista Blvd	Hyperscale campus
QTS South Dallas Campus	QTS	Lancaster	Texas	Mason Rd	Multi-building hyperscale development
Skybox Atlantic Station	Skybox Datacenters	Plano	Texas	W Plano Pkwy	100 MW enterprise campus
Skybox PowerCampus Dallas	Skybox Datacenters	Lancaster	Texas	I-35E Corridor	300 MW hyperscale campus
Google Midlothian Campus	Google	Midlothian	Texas	Railport Pkwy	Multi-building hyperscale cloud campus
Edged Irving Campus	Edged Energy	Irving	Texas	Wildwood Dr	Sustainable AI-ready campus
Edged Fort Worth Campus	Edged Energy	Fort Worth	Texas	Chapin School Rd	Planned hyperscale campus
CoreWeave Plano	CoreWeave	Plano	Texas	Coit Rd	AI cloud infrastructure
Flexential Dallas Metro	Flexential	Dallas / Plano / Richardson	Texas	Multiple locations	Enterprise colocation
TierPoint Dallas Campus	TierPoint	Dallas	Texas	Irving Blvd	Enterprise colocation & DR
TierPoint Allen	TierPoint	Allen	Texas	Allen Commerce Pkwy	Connected to Dallas metro
TierPoint Fort Worth	TierPoint	Fort Worth	Texas	Independence Pkwy	GPU & enterprise workloads
Cologix Infomart Campus	Cologix	Dallas	Texas	1950 N Stemmons Fwy	Carrier hotel & Meet-Me-Room
Cogent Dallas Metro	Cogent	Dallas / Irving / Fort Worth	Texas	Multiple locations	Carrier-neutral facilities
Lumen Dallas Metro	Lumen	Dallas / Fort Worth	Texas	Multiple locations	Enterprise network infrastructure
Hivelocity Dallas	Hivelocity	Dallas / Carrollton	Texas	Multiple locations	Colocation & cloud services
VAZATA Dallas Campus	VAZATA	Carrollton	Texas	Midway Rd / Marsh Ln	Enterprise colocation
365 Data Centers	365 Data Centers	Dallas / Richardson	Texas	Bryan St / Campbell Rd	Carrier-neutral facilities
Cloudnium Irving	Cloudnium	Irving	Texas	Campus Circle	Enterprise colocation
DigiCo DAL1	DigiCo Infrastructure	Richardson	Texas	Lookout Dr	Enterprise data center
CleanArc Dallas Campus	CleanArc	Dallas	Texas	Stemmons Corridor	245 MW hyperscale development
Lincoln Red Oak Campus	Lincoln Property Company	Red Oak	Texas	Loop 9 Corridor	Hyperscale development
Prometheus TX-1	Prometheus Hyperscale	Terrell	Texas	FM 987	200 MW AI inference campus
Nexus Hubbard Campus	Nexus Data Centers	Hubbard	Texas	State Hwy 171	Planned 600 MW campus
Riot Corsicana	Riot Platforms	Corsicana	Texas	FM 709	1 GW digital infrastructure campus
Big Digital Energy	Big Digital Energy	Cleburne	Texas	County Rd 326	311 MW AI campus
Vantage Shackelford Campus	Vantage Data Centers	Abilene	Texas	TX-351	Planned hyperscale development
Core Scientific Denton	Core Scientific	Denton	Texas	Jim Christal Rd	AI & HPC infrastructure

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From startups colocating their first servers to companies deploying multi-rack, high-density GPU and AI colocation infrastructure, businesses trust QuoteColo to find the right data center faster.

See how we helped teams secure colocation with the right power, pricing, and providers.

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Multiple Location Colocation The Pairing Service

Why QuoteColo (we make LA colo simple)

Vendor-agnostic

500+ vetted providers nationwide; we’re your independent matchmaker working since 2004.

Precision matching

We filter by power, density, building, carriers, compliance, budget, terms.

Verified quotes fast

You get side-by-side pricing and terms in your inbox, usually within a few hours.

Real savings

Clients often save 10-15% via competitive bids and right-sized commits. We already helped 750+ companies.

No cold calls, no obligation

Our service is free; you stay in control.

How teams usually choose LA colocation (and why it wastes time)

Scenario 1 — Google / GPT shortlist

You get the same providers, but not the real terms. You still end up in calls to uncover pricing details and hidden line items.

Scenario 2 — “We’ll just talk to 3 big brands”

It’s safe, but you often pay the premium — and you might miss mid-tier facilities that are a better fit for your exact rack density and network needs.

Scenario 3 — Start with a broker (fastest)

One requirements email in, 3–5 qualified options out, with pricing and terms. No “intro calls” unless you want them.

Typical Los Angeles Colocation Deployments

AI / GPU Inference

High-density rack (10–20 kW), strong cooling requirements, 10–100 Gbps networking

Media / Streaming

Full rack, multiple cross-connects, preference for a carrier-neutral building

Enterprise Hybrid Cloud

A+B redundant power, cloud on-ramps (AWS, Azure, GCP), SLA-driven contracts

Energy (oil & gas)

seismic processing, reservoir modeling, AI-assisted analytics, high-density HPC workloads

What Most LA Datacenter Quotes Don’t Show Upfront

Los Angeles colocation pricing can look similar at first glance – but total cost often differs due to:

Note: We annotate these line items so you understand total monthly cost – not just rack price.

Cross-connect recurring fees
Cooling preferences
MMR access policies
Remote hands minimums
Power overage billing
After-hours rates
Install charges

Is LA a smart colo market?

Great fit if: you need premium network density, direct cloud on-ramps, and low-latency routes to Asia-Pacific.
You’ll pay a premium: Primary-market colocation averages ~$163/kW/mo (250–500 kW wholesale). Downtown LA and One Wilshire often trend above that for smaller retail footprints.
Cheaper alternatives: Phoenix/Dallas frequently land 20–30% lower on $/kW thanks to power pricing and capacity.

What a good broker does (and doesn’t do):

Emails pricing + key terms (usable kW, bandwidth model, cross-connect ranges, remote hands)

Filters out “not actually available / not actually high density” facilities

Doesn’t force you into a calendar gauntlet of sales calls

Popular Providers Snapshot (LA footprint)

Equinix (LA1/LAx metro: DTLA, El Segundo, Torrance): Dense carrier mix, cloud on-ramps, Asia-Pacific gateway.
CoreSite (LA1 @ One Wilshire; LA2/LA3 tethered): Iconic One Wilshire presence; hundreds of providers and dark-fiber campus.
Digital Realty (LAX10 DTLA, LAX11 El Segundo, BUR10 Burbank, LAX12 El Segundo): Large, cloud-neutral inventory across the metro.
DataBank (LAX1 @ One Wilshire): Retail colo with strong compliance set (SSAE 18, HIPAA/HITECH, PCI, ISO 27001).
Evocative (LAX campus): Enterprise colo & interconnection with long-time LA presence.
QuadraNet (530 W 6th St): Large DTLA footprint within Telecom Center LA.
Colocation America (One Wilshire + other DTLA buildings): Retail colo and carrier access across several DTLA sites.

Discover more bigger and hard to find providers with QuoteColo, our clients save approximately 10%-15% on colocation. Send us your requirements and get a curated list with specs, prices and availability in a few hours

LA Market Map: Where to Land & Why

Downtown / One Wilshire (624 S Grand Ave)

The historic carrier-hotel with dense meet-me rooms; unmatched interconnection for carriers, CDNs, and trans-Pacific paths. Best when network gravity outweighs price. (CoreSite, Colocation America, carrierhotels.net)

El Segundo / LAX Corridor

Enterprise-friendly, strong connectivity, often better space/power economics vs DTLA. Good balance of latency and TCO. (Digital Realty)

Burbank / Media Alley

Close to studios and media workflows; practical for post-production, rendering, and content delivery chains. (Digital Realty)

Torrance & Greater LA Metro

Additional options (including Equinix) for distribution and peering with cost control. (US English)

Los Angeles Datacenter Market Conditions (2026-2027)

Demand in LA continues to grow due to:

AI and GPU deployments

Media & streaming expansion

Cloud on-ramp interconnect growth

Asia-Pacific traffic concentration

As a result:

Premium DTLA buildings are tightening on power

Cross-connect fees are rising in carrier hotels

Smaller footprints (2–10U) can be harder to place directly

We actively track which LA facilities:

Have usable power capacity

Can deploy in <30 days

Are flexible on term length

Are motivated to win new business

That visibility is difficult to get by calling facilities individually.

Who Uses Our Los Angeles Colocation Service?

Company type / industry	Typical LA use case	Typical scale	Typical density	What they care about most
AI product companies (inference at scale)	GPU inference close to users (recommendations, vision, speech)	4–20 racks	12–30+ kW/rack	Usable kW clarity, cooling class, predictable network costs
Large media / streaming platforms	Origin + edge nodes, heavy outbound traffic	5–30 racks	6–15 kW/rack	Bandwidth model, peering, cross-connect economics
Studios / VFX / render farms	Rendering + storage + pipeline acceleration	4–25 racks	10–25 kW/rack	Power per rack, cooling, staged expansion, remote hands
HPC / analytics orgs (enterprise / research)	Batch compute, simulation, data processing	6–40 racks	15–30+ kW/rack	Cooling maturity (containment/RDHx), install timelines, failover strategy
Cloud/SaaS companies doing partial repatriation	Move steady workloads off cloud to cut TCO	5–50 racks	6–12 kW/rack	Contract terms, upgrade path, “all-in” monthly comparability
Big AdTech / real-time bidding at volume	Low-latency compute + fast data pipelines	4–20 racks	8–18 kW/rack	Latency, network reliability, burst-friendly bandwidth pricing
Gaming publishers / real-time platforms	Matchmaking + session services + edge capacity	3–15 racks	6–15 kW/rack	Latency, DDoS posture, network architecture options
Enterprises building private AI / internal ML	Internal AI services, analytics clusters	4–30 racks	12–30+ kW/rack	GPU-ready power/cooling, compliance, controlled ops cost
MSPs / hosting providers (multi-tenant)	Hosting customer workloads, hybrid managed services	10–60 racks	6–12 kW/rack	Wholesale-like terms, cross-connect flexibility, margin control
Fintech / payments at enterprise volume	High-availability services + compliance	5–25 racks	6–12 kW/rack	Security controls, audit readiness, SLA + operational discipline
Telco / network-heavy operators	Interconnect + backbone + caching	5–40 racks	4–10 kW/rack	Cross-connect density, port pricing, carrier ecosystem
Web3 / infrastructure at scale	Nodes, indexing, high-uptime infra	4–30 racks	8–20 kW/rack	Power stability, remote hands responsiveness, predictable billing

FAQ: Los Angeles Colocation (Traditional + High-Density GPU / AI / HPC)

How fast can I get options, and do I need to jump on sales calls?

If your requirements are clear, a broker-led process can often start with email-first quotes and terms, and you only take calls with the 1–2 finalists. This is also how you avoid weeks of intro calls just to discover you’re not a fit.

Is space really limited in LA datacenters?

In premium DTLA carrier hotels, yes. Power availability fluctuates. Some facilities quote space but can’t deliver kW immediately. We verify actual capacity.

Can you help with small deployments (2U–10U)?

Yes. We know which LA providers accept smaller footprints without high minimums.

How fast can we deploy?

Typical install timelines range from 2–6 weeks depending on power and cross-connect needs.

Do brokers increase my price? Is QuoteColo free?

In many colo deals, providers already budget for commissions; using a broker typically means the provider shares that commission rather than you paying extra. Practically: a good broker helps you compare all-in monthly cost (power + network + cross-connects + ops) and shortlists only the facilities that match your density and requirements.

Do you only work in Los Angeles?

No. We cover 500+ datacenters nationwide, but LA is one of the most requested markets.

Can I place a single GPU rack in LA (12–25 kW) without buying a whole suite?

Sometimes, yes – but it depends on the facility’s cooling class and how they define high density. The fastest path is to request: usable kW, cooling method (containment/RDHx/liquid-ready), and whether they’ll support your rack’s heat profile at your target density.

What info do you need to quote LA colocation accurately (especially high-density)?

Cabinet count + size (42U/45U/48U) and weight
Target usable kW per rack (and peak draw)
A/B required? (yes/no)
Cooling requirement (air/containment/RDHx/liquid-ready)
Network: port speed + billing model preference + estimated throughput
Number of cross-connects (carriers/cloud/private)
Timeline + contract term preference