Las Vegas colocation and data center space

From a single cabinet to a multi-megawatt suite, Las Vegas has the widest range of options in Nevada, and it is often considered for disaster recovery and for workloads serving Southern California and the Southwest.

Water matters here: new data centers in Southern Nevada are expected to avoid evaporative cooling, so ask how a facility cools before you sign. We put that question, and the rest of your requirements, to the shortlisted facilities for you.

Key facts

• The Southern Nevada Water Authority has adopted a policy prohibiting evaporative cooling in new data centers.

  Source: City of Boulder City: TS2 data center proposal (withdrawn July 6, 2026)

• Clark County commissioners discussed data center approval rules on July 7, 2026, but took no formal action; cities set their own rules within city limits.

  Source: The Nevada Independent: How Nevada cities and counties regulate data centers (updated Aug 2026)

Good fit for

• Cabinets, cages and private suites
• Interconnection-heavy deployments
• Disaster recovery for Southern California
• GPU and AI inference capacity