DataBank is a Dallas-based colocation, cloud and network infrastructure provider with more than 70 data centers across more than 25 US metros. It was founded in 2005 in the former Federal Reserve Bank building in downtown Dallas. Its 2024 report gives an operational PUE of 1.54 and 43% procured renewable power.
DataBank provides colocation, cloud and network infrastructure, plus managed services, security and compliance, for enterprises, technology developers and content providers.
Source: databank.com, databank.com
An investor group led by DigitalBridge acquired DataBank in July 2016. It went on to buy C7 Data Centers sites, Lightbound (2018), zColo's US and UK data centers (2020) and four Houston data centers from CyrusOne for $670 million (2022). CEO Raul Martynek joined after 2016.
Source: databank.com
DataBank reports 70+ data centers across 25+ US metros. It partnered with Goodman Group to open a data center in Los Angeles.
Source: databank.com
DataBank's 2024 CoRe report (updated September 2025) gives a weighted trailing-twelve-month operational PUE of 1.54 and 43% procured renewable power. WUE is 0.54 L per IT kWh in the data table, with 0.57 estimated in the text. Its UK data center holds ISO 14001 and ISO 9001. We found no SBTi entry (checked October 16, 2026).
Source: Report (PDF), Report (PDF), Report (PDF), sciencebasedtargets.org
DataBank suits enterprises that need colocation across many US regional and edge markets, not only the largest hubs.
| Field | Value | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Headquarters | Dallas, United States | PUBLIC SOURCE wikidata.org |
| Founded | 2005 | COMPANY WEBSITE databank.com |
| Ownership | Private (investor group led by DigitalBridge since 2016) | COMPANY WEBSITE databank.com |
| Employees | No data | NO DATA |
| Revenue (published) | No data | NO DATA |
| Operations and regions | No data | NO DATA |
| Customers and markets | No data | NO DATA |
| Facilities and capacity | 70+ data centers across 25+ US metros | COMPANY WEBSITE databank.com |
| Technologies | No data | NO DATA |
| Certifications and standards | ISO 14001 and ISO 9001 (UK data center) | COMPANY WEBSITE Report (PDF) (p. 9) |
| Partners and named customers | No data | NO DATA |
Only what the company or an official register publishes. Targets and commitments are labelled as such. No data means we found no public figure, not that none exists.
| Field | Value | Source |
|---|---|---|
| PUE (published) | 1.54 operational, weighted TTM average ACHIEVED Year: 2024 | COMPANY WEBSITE Report (PDF) (p. 12) |
| WUE (published) | 0.54 L/IT kWh in data table (p.29); text gives 0.57 estimated (p.17) ACHIEVED Year: 2024 | COMPANY WEBSITE Report (PDF) (p. 29) |
| Renewable energy share | 43% procured renewable power ACHIEVED Year: 2024 | COMPANY WEBSITE Report (PDF) (p. 12) |
| SBTi target status | Not found in SBTi export (checked 2026-10-16) | PUBLIC SOURCE sciencebasedtargets.org |
Research note: Wikidata used for HQ/founded; may lag recent moves.
In 2005, in Dallas. (databank.com)
More than 70, across more than 25 US metros. (databank.com)
1.54 operational, weighted trailing-twelve-month average (2024 report). (Report (PDF))
Accessed Oct 24, 2026.
