Cologix

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Retrieved sources

The supplied retrieved source identifies Cologix, Inc. as a Denver-headquartered data-center and interconnection company founded in 2010. It reports 455 employees, annual revenue of $550 million, and a March 2026 debt-financing round of $175,815,800. ^[1]

Value Proposition & Features

Cologix provides network-neutral colocation, interconnection, cloud connectivity, and data-center services across strategic edge markets in the United States and Canada. Its proposition is to help enterprises, network providers, cloud providers, and technology companies connect through scalable, carrier-neutral infrastructure. ^[1]

Core features:

• Colocation: Data-center space and infrastructure for enterprises, carriers, cloud providers, and technology companies. ^[1]

• Interconnection: Neutral facilities designed to connect networks and customers within shared data-center environments. ^[1]

• Cloud connectivity: Direct connectivity between customers and cloud providers. ^[1]

• Edge-market footprint: Facilities positioned in major North American markets to support distributed infrastructure needs. ^[1]

• Scalable data-center solutions: Infrastructure intended to support customer growth and changing capacity requirements. ^[1]

Recent Developments

• Cologix reportedly secured a $1 billion multi-asset development debt facility and $500 million of equity in July 2026, according to a secondary company-profile source; this was not corroborated by a primary Cologix announcement in the gathered results. ^[2]

• A September 2026 report stated that La Caisse provided CAD 240 million in senior financing for Cologix’s MTL8 facility in Montréal. ^[3]

• A September 2026 industry source described Cologix as operating more than 45 data centers across 12 markets and connecting customers to more than 710 networks and 350 cloud providers; these figures differ from the supplied company metadata, which describes 13 markets. ^[4]

History and Origin Story

Cologix was founded in 2010 and is headquartered in Denver, Colorado. ^[1] The gathered results did not provide a reliable primary-source account naming the founders or documenting the company’s founding circumstances; a secondary source states that Stonepeak invested in Cologix in 2017, when the platform had 24 data centers in nine markets. ^[2]

Fundraising History

The July 2026 financing figures come from a secondary source and were not confirmed by a primary filing or Cologix announcement in the gathered results. ^[2] The March 2026 debt-financing figure comes from the supplied company metadata. ^[1]

Reported investors and capital providers:

• La Caisse ^[3]

• Stonepeak ^[2]

Notable Team Members

No reliable search result supplied names or biographies of Cologix founders or current executives. The gathered sources identify Stonepeak as an investor in Cologix but do not establish specific Cologix leadership personnel. ^[2]

Market Sizing

Category, Market Size, and Category Growth

Cologix operates in the data-center colocation, carrier-neutral interconnection, cloud-connectivity, and digital-infrastructure categories. ^[1] The gathered results did not provide a sufficiently authoritative analyst estimate specifically for Cologix’s addressable market; one secondary market source estimated the global data-center construction market at approximately $261.3 billion in 2025, reaching $662.7 billion by 2033 at a 12.7% CAGR, but that estimate concerns construction rather than Cologix’s narrower service categories. ^[5]

Pricing

Revenue Trajectory Estimates

• Reported annual revenue: $550 million. ^[1]

• No reliable multi-year revenue series or ARR trajectory was found in the gathered results.

Competitive Landscape

Who it's for, who it's not for

Cologix is intended for enterprises, network providers, cloud providers, and technology innovators that need carrier-neutral colocation, interconnection, cloud connectivity, and scalable data-center infrastructure. ^[1]

It is not positioned as a general-purpose public-cloud platform or a consumer hosting product; the available description centers on physical data-center services and network interconnection. ^[1]

Viable Alternatives

• Equinix: A major global colocation and interconnection provider competing for enterprise, carrier, and cloud-connectivity workloads. ^[6]

• Digital Realty: A large digital-infrastructure and data-center operator serving enterprise and cloud customers. ^[6]

• DataBank: A competing data-center and edge-infrastructure provider identified alongside Cologix in industry coverage. ^[7]

• Flexential: A competing colocation and data-center operator with overlapping enterprise and network-provider use cases. ^[7]

• QTS Data Centers: A competing data-center provider serving large-scale enterprise and hyperscale requirements. ^[6]

Competitor Table

Sources

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