Data Centers

Safe and Secure

That is how Missouri keeps the data of companies. From solar-powered data centers to unique, highly-secure underground facilities, Missouri is finding new ways to store and protect the world’s data.

With consistent, year-round temperature and easily controlled humidity levels, Missouri’s natural and man-made cave systems provide companies with a one-of-a-kind, highly secure environment with abundant room for future growth.


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Americold Underground: 2.9 million sq. ft.
Bussen Underground: 850,000 sq. ft.
Carefree Industrial Park: 5.5 million sq. ft. 
Downtown Underground: 804,000 sq. ft.
Iron Mountain: 50,000 sq. ft.
KC Interstate Underground Warehouse: 3.8 million sq. ft. 
Mountain Complex: 3 million sq. ft.
Ozark Terminal: 2.1 million sq. ft. 
Parkville Commercial: 308,000 sq. ft. 
Smart Warehousing: 2 million sq. ft.
Space Center Kansas City: 6.8 million sq. ft.
Springfield Underground: 3.5 million sq. ft
Subtropolis: 7.8 million sq. ft. 
Subtera Underground Warehousing: 1.3 million sq. ft.

Missouri has more than 41 million square-feet of stable and unique underground natural environments giving companies a safe and secure place to store your data. 

Affordability Means More Money in Your Pocket

Missouri’s cost-competitive business environment and access to fiber makes our state an attractive location for data centers. In Missouri, you will pay less for energy and talent, and our low taxes mean that business costs don’t eat up all your company’s profits. Missouri data centers benefit from the presence of a strong cluster of technology firms, fiber, suppliers, and educators throughout the state.

Data centers may also be eligible to receive exemptions from state and local sales taxes associated with a variety of activities necessary to build a new facility or expand an existing facility in Missouri. These sales tax exemptions could include utilities, machinery, equipment, computers (including equipment refresh), and construction materials and could last for up to 15 years for new facilities and up to 10 years for expanding facilities.



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