Capacity, power and a clear path West.
Phoenix has become one of the country’s top data center and semiconductor markets, drawing operations away from constrained coastal hubs. Lightpath builds the metro fiber that connects them.
Phoenix
Why Phoenix is one of the West’s fastest-rising markets
A low risk of natural disasters, competitive power and a growing semiconductor base have made Phoenix one of the most active data center markets in the country, ranking second only to Northern Virginia for planned development. Operators are relocating from California for capacity and cost, and the metro spans Mesa, Chandler, Goodyear and beyond.
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Hyperscale and AI capacity
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Semiconductor and advanced manufacturing
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Enterprise relocation and expansion
What Lightpath brings to Phoenix
Lightpath operates metro fiber across its Phoenix footprint, engineered to connect enterprises and operations to the market’s data center submarkets and West Coast reach.
- Metro fiber with physically diverse routes across the Phoenix submarkets
- High-capacity transport built for hyperscale-adjacent and AI workloads
- Customer handoffs to 400G, with line-side optical capacity to 800 Gbps and beyond
- Low-latency reach toward the West Coast
Built for IT leaders and the engineers who vet it
Whether you are standing up capacity in Mesa or Goodyear, connecting a semiconductor operation or relocating from the coast, Lightpath gives you a path built for scale.
For the network engineer
- Physically diverse routes across the Mesa, Chandler and Goodyear submarkets
- Low-latency routes toward West Coast interconnection
- High-count fiber and line-side optical capacity to 800 Gbps and beyond
- Access to AWS Direct Connect and Azure ExpressRoute
Don’t take our word for it. Validate it.
Request a route review and see how your traffic would move across the Phoenix market and toward the coast.