NortonLifeLock Inc. is putting a vacated data center in Tucson, Arizona, up for sale.
Commissioned in three phases and sat upon 8.5-acres, the 133,452 sq ft (12,400 sqm) purpose-built facility at 3701 E. Columbia Street contains 40,793 sq ft (3,800 sqm) of raised floor within three data halls providing 6.5MW of critical power. The facility has expansion capability within the existing structure for an additional 15,000 sq ft (1,400 sqm) of raised floor area and 3MW.
Cushman & Wakefield, the agent selling the data center, called the facility “a unique opportunity for a corporate user or value-add investor to acquire this exceptional property from one of the world’s premier technology firms.”
C&W said the facility is the largest purpose-built stand-alone data center in Southern Arizona. The property is vacant and available immediately. No asking price has been listed.
The data center includes fiber links via Verizon, AT&T, and CenturyLink, as well as an on-site substation expandable to 20MW.
Built around 1989, the site was previously a Symantec facility, which it seemingly bought in 2009. Symantec acquired Norton in 1990 and Lifelock in 2017; Broadcom acquired Symantec’s enterprise business in 2019 with the remaining consumer-focused business renamed Norton Lifelock.
