Blue Hill Data Services data centers
Listed below are 3 data centers operated by Blue Hill Data Services in the United States, identified from primary sources across 3 states and 1 city.
What Blue Hill Data Services does, and what this map holds
Managed private hosting and mainframe/IBM i outsourcing provider running client workloads in its own US data centers, with colocation as a secondary service. It also does colocation, disaster recovery, application support, hardware maintenance. This map identifies 3 data centers operated by Blue Hill Data Services across 3 states and 1 city. Its largest presence is Connecticut, with 1 building.
After Connecticut, Blue Hill Data Services has the most data centers in New Jersey (1), New York (1). Each state below links to that state's own page, which carries every operator in it, the grid operator, and the moratorium, water and delay record that applies there.
Disclosure is uneven and this page does not paper over it. 3 of the 3 publish a floor area. Each figure is shown against the building it belongs to and never added into a single total, because operators do not measure the same thing: one states the floor area of one hall, another the full capacity of a campus it has only announced.
Every Blue Hill Data Services data center, by state and city
All 3 Blue Hill Data Services data centers this map identifies, grouped by the state and then the city each one stands in. Every entry carries the source that names it.
Blue Hill Data Services data centers in Connecticut
All Connecticut data centers ↗Elsewhere in Connecticut, Connecticut1
- Connecticut data center Connecticut data center is recorded in Connecticut. The record puts it at 24,000 square feet. 24,000 sq ft
Blue Hill Data Services data centers in New Jersey
All New Jersey data centers ↗Elsewhere in New Jersey, New Jersey1
- New Jersey data center New Jersey data center is recorded in New Jersey. The record puts it at 10,000 square feet. 10,000 sq ft
Blue Hill Data Services data centers in New York
All New York data centers ↗Pearl River, New York1
- New York - Core Production Data Center and Headquarters New York - Core Production Data Center and Headquarters stands in Pearl River, Rockland County, New York. The record puts it at 100,000 square feet. 100,000 sq ft
Floor area and power appear only where the operator or a government record publishes them, and are never added into one figure. A building a source describes without naming it is listed as a Blue Hill Data Services data center at the city or county it stands in.
Where Blue Hill Data Services data centers cluster
Blue Hill Data Services's 3 data centers across 3 states. Each state links to its own page, which carries every operator in that state alongside the grid operator and the policy record.
Blue Hill Data Services data centers, answered
How many data centers does Blue Hill Data Services have?
This map identifies 3 US data centers operated by Blue Hill Data Services, across 3 states and 1 city. Each one is listed below with the city and county it stands in and the source that names it. This is a count of what primary sources describe in the United States, not a company-reported global total.
Where are Blue Hill Data Services data centers located?
They are grouped below by state and then by city. Blue Hill Data Services's largest presence is Connecticut with 1 building, followed by New Jersey (1), New York (1).
How big are Blue Hill Data Services data centers?
3 of the 3 publish a floor area and 0 publish a power figure. Both are shown against the individual building rather than summed, because a floor area for one hall and an announced campus capacity are not the same measurement.
Who is Blue Hill Data Services?
Managed private hosting and mainframe/IBM i outsourcing provider running client workloads in its own US data centers, with colocation as a secondary service. It also does colocation, disaster recovery, application support, hardware maintenance. On this map it is classified as hosting and managed it. Its own site is at https://www.bluehilldata.com.
Counts are what primary sources describe in the United States as of 2026-09-02: the operator's own published facility list, PeeringDB, OpenStreetMap, Wikidata, and county and state building registers. They are not company-reported global totals, and this page never states a figure the record does not carry.