Michigan's Flagstar Bank has selected Mphasis for the setup and inauguration of its upcoming data center facility.

Mphasis is an IT solutions provider specializing in cloud and analytics services that was launched in 1998.

Details about the data center are very sparse, but Flagstar describes it as "world-class," adding that it will support the bank's critical infrastructure and future growth.

Flagstar said that the new data center will enable it to leverage "modern data center capabilities" and thus retire legacy infrastructure.

DCD has reached out to Flagstar for further information about the data center, including its location, planned capacity, and scale.

"Our partnership with Mphasis is an important strategic milestone in Flagstar's digital transformation journey. The data centers are more than just an infrastructure upgrade. This is a strategic investment in operational resilience, enhanced security, and scalable efficiency. It builds on our foundation of innovation to continually deliver secure, seamless, and forward-looking banking experiences," said Christopher P. Higgins, chief information and operations officer, Flagstar.

"Modernizing our data centers [and working with Mphasis is an important step toward embracing a hybrid cloud future while enhancing security and performance. The modular, scalable design gives our teams the flexibility to innovate faster and respond more effectively to evolving customer and market needs," added Jason Pope, CTO of Flagstar Bank.

Flagstar Bank is headquartered in Troy, Michigan, and operates across nine states. It is a fully owned subsidiary of Flagstar Financial. As of June 30, 2025, the company had $92.2 billion of assets, $64.4bn of loans, deposits of $69.7bn, and total stockholders' equity of $8.1bn.