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Syringa Networks West Valley Data Center: Colocation & Interconnection Hub Utah

Status: Operational   |   Location: 1385 West 2200 South, West Valley City, UT 84119, Utah, United States


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The Syringa Networks West Valley Data Center is a strategic regional colocation and network interconnection facility located in West Valley City, Utah, within the broader Salt Lake City metropolitan technology market. Operated by Syringa Networks, the facility is designed to support the connectivity, computing, and infrastructure requirements of enterprises, telecommunications carriers, cloud service providers, and wholesale customers across the Intermountain West. A key advantage of the data center is its integration with Syringa Networks’ self-owned fiber backbone, which spans a broad geographic area across the Intermountain region and provides customers with direct access to diverse high-performance network routes. The facility offers flexible colocation configurations, including secure individual server cabinets, private cages, and customized footprints designed to accommodate different deployment sizes and operational requirements. This flexibility allows organizations to scale their infrastructure while maintaining control over physical security, connectivity, and equipment deployment. The West Valley Data Center also functions as an important network interconnection point, providing low-latency cross-connect capabilities to regional internet exchanges, multi-carrier fiber routes, telecommunications networks, and cloud connectivity providers. Its location within the Salt Lake City metropolitan area gives customers access to a growing digital infrastructure ecosystem while providing connectivity pathways toward markets throughout Utah and the wider Pacific Northwest. The facility is particularly suited to organizations that require reliable regional infrastructure without depending exclusively on distant hyperscale facilities, including enterprises, carriers, content providers, managed service companies, and distributed cloud deployments. By combining carrier-grade colocation with a privately operated fiber network, the facility can provide customers with greater connectivity flexibility and direct access to multiple network ecosystems. Its network-focused architecture also supports applications requiring consistent performance and low-latency connectivity between regional offices, cloud environments, internet services, and distributed computing resources. Through its strategic location, customizable colocation environment, extensive fiber reach, and carrier-neutral interconnection capabilities, the Syringa Networks West Valley Data Center serves as an important regional digital infrastructure hub connecting Utah with broader Intermountain West and Pacific Northwest markets.


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Project Name Syringa Networks West Valley Data Center: Colocation & Interconnection Hub Utah
Location 1385 West 2200 South, West Valley City, UT 84119, Utah, United States
Status Operational
Project Type Purpose-Built Enterprise Colocation, Network Edge & Interconnection Data Center
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City Name West Valley
Population 137,491 (2025 estimate)
Urban Agglomeration Part of the Salt Lake City metropolitan area, ~1.3 million
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