Nevada’s data center supply clusters in two corridors: Reno-Tahoe along I-80 in the north and the Las Vegas Valley along I-15 in the south. PeeringDB lists 12 interconnection facilities in the state. Here is every market we cover, and what each is good for.
Reno-Tahoe and the I-80 corridor
Washoe County · 3 PeeringDB facilities
Reno is the network hub of Northern Nevada: downtown carrier buildings with a local internet exchange, and the large campuses east of town along I-80 a short drive away.
Washoe County
Sparks sits between downtown Reno and the industrial campuses east along I-80, so Sparks requirements are usually met by comparing Reno buildings with TRIC campuses.
Storey County · 2 PeeringDB facilities
TRIC, in McCarran east of Reno, is one of the largest industrial parks in the world and home to several large data center campuses. It is Northern Nevada’s main option for megawatt-scale space.
Carson City (consolidated municipality)
Nevada’s capital has little multi-tenant colocation of its own, so most Carson City requirements are placed in Reno, about 30 miles north on I-580, or in the TRIC campuses east of Reno.
Lyon County
East of TRIC, Lyon County’s Fernley (on I-80) and Silver Springs (on US 50) are where Northern Nevada’s next wave of large sites is being planned.
Las Vegas Valley and the I-15 corridor
Clark County · 6 PeeringDB facilities
Las Vegas is Nevada’s largest colocation market: most of the Nevada facilities, networks and internet exchange connections listed in PeeringDB are in the Las Vegas Valley.
Clark County
Henderson, in the southeast Las Vegas Valley, has large industrial land toward the Eldorado Valley and quick access to the Las Vegas colocation market.
Clark County · 1 PeeringDB facility
North Las Vegas combines operating colocation in the north valley with the city’s Apex Industrial Park on I-15, one of Southern Nevada’s main large-site corridors.
City of North Las Vegas
Apex, on I-15 north of Las Vegas, is Southern Nevada’s big industrial land bank, with rail and highway access and room for campus-scale projects.
Clark County
The Eldorado Valley south of Henderson is energy country: utility-scale solar, battery storage and high-voltage substations, and a growing list of data center site proposals.
Elko, Ely, Pahrump, Mesquite, Winnemucca
Elko, White Pine, Nye, Clark and Humboldt counties
Outside the two metros, Nevada has very little multi-tenant colocation. Here is what that means for edge, mining, logistics and public-sector workloads in rural Nevada.
Source: PeeringDB, used with permission. Snapshot of October 31, 2026. Listings are factual directory data, not partnerships or endorsements; facilities may have changed since.
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