← United States data centers · CoreSite (30) · California (93)
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CoreSite in California:12 data center sites.
As of 11 November 2026, Real Assets tracks 12 data center sites listed under CoreSite in California: 12 operating and 0 planned or under construction. California accounts for 40% of CoreSite's 30 tracked sites in the United States, and CoreSite accounts for 13% of the 93 tracked sites in California.
Unlock all 12 CoreSite sites in California12 operating · 0 planned · 13% of California
- 40% of CoreSite in United States
- #3 in California
Mapped CoreSite sites in California (highlighted) against all California sites
CoreSite across United States
- California12
- Florida3
- Virginia3
- Colorado2
- District of Columbia2
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Top operators in California
CoreSite in California: 12 data centers with their own page
- CoreSite LA1
Los Angeles, operatingNot recorded - CoreSite LA2
Los Angeles, operatingNot recorded - CoreSite LA3
Los Angeles, operatingNot recorded - CoreSite SV1
San Jose, operatingNot recorded - CoreSite SV2
Milpitas, operatingNot recorded - CoreSite SV3
Santa Clara, operatingNot recorded - CoreSite SV4
Santa Clara, operatingNot recorded - CoreSite SV5
Santa Clara, operatingNot recorded - CoreSite SV6
Santa Clara, operatingNot recorded - CoreSite SV7
Santa Clara, operatingNot recorded
Ranked by reported MW. Capacity is as stated by the publisher; where none is stated it says not recorded. All 1,305 sites with a page
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Counts are sites Real Assets has recorded, not a full census, and grow as coverage grows. Sites are listed with the operator as published (the owner for industrial parks). Data updated 11 November 2026; this page was built on 11 November 2026 at 13:26 UTC, so the live app can show a few more or fewer sites and deals.
Questions
How many data center sites does CoreSite have in California?
12 tracked as of 11 November 2026: 12 operating and 0 planned or under construction. That is 40% of CoreSite's 30 tracked sites in the United States.
How does CoreSite rank among data center operators in California?
CoreSite ranks number 3 in California by sites tracked, with 12 of the 93 sites recorded in California (13%).
Where else does CoreSite operate in the United States?
CoreSite has 30 tracked sites across the United States: California (12), Florida (3), Virginia (3), Colorado (2), District of Columbia (2).
Where does the data come from?
Figures link to the page that published them. Publishers behind this market's data include Epoch AI, Data Center Dynamics, Baxtel, SemiAnalysis, CyrusOne.
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