Green House Data is a data center services provider headquartered in Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States. Cheyenne is home to a 45,000 square feet of data center, administrative and technical support offices. The company has additional data center rentals in Washington, DC, Oregon, Georgia, Texas, New Jersey, and New York, with sales and marketing offices in Laramie and Denver, Colorado.

In 2007, three friends hatched the idea for a data center powered by renewable energy. By March 2012, Green House Data had doubled the footprint in the Cheyenne location, added cloud hosting products, and expanded its footprint to the west coast. In December 2013, an east coast expansion was announced, and by August 2013, the company had broken ground on a new facility in Cheyenne. The second Cheyenne lease officially opened on July 30, 2014. In September 2014, 1547 Critical Systems Realty and Green House Data announced that the company would be anchored in a redevelopment at Ramland Road in Orangeburg, New York. In April 2015, the company acquired FiberCloud, in Seattle, Washington based provider of colocation, cloud hosting, and other data center services. With this acquisition, Green House Data added three data centers in Washington State, and more than 20 employees and several hundred customers. In April 2017, the company acquired Cirracore, a cloud-focused infrastructure provider based in Atlanta, Georgia. In November 2017, the company acquired Ajubeo, a cloud hosting service provider based in Denver. Green House Data Announced via acquisition of Infront Consulting Group in May of 2018, expanding operations to Toronto and Las Vegas, while adding over 30 IT consulting staff focusing on Microsoft Azure, cloud automation, and IT consulting . Green House Data added three data centers in Washington State, as well as nearly 20 employees and several hundred customers. In April 2017, the company acquired Cirracore, a cloud-focused infrastructure provider based in Atlanta, Georgia. In November 2017, the company acquired Ajubeo, a cloud hosting service provider based in Denver. Green House Data Announced via acquisition of Infront Consulting Group in May of 2018, expanding operations to Toronto and Las Vegas, while adding over 30 IT consulting staff focusing on Microsoft Azure, cloud automation, and IT consulting . Green House Data added three data centers in Washington State, as well as nearly 20 employees and several hundred customers. In April 2017, the company acquired Cirracore, a cloud-focused infrastructure provider based in Atlanta, Georgia. In November 2017, the company acquired Ajubeo, a cloud hosting service provider based in Denver. Green House Data Announced via acquisition of Infront Consulting Group in May of 2018, expanding operations to Toronto and Las Vegas, while adding over 30 IT consulting staff focusing on Microsoft Azure, cloud automation, and IT consulting . the company acquired Ajubeo, a cloud hosting service provider based in Denver. Green House Data Announced via acquisition of Infront Consulting Group in May of 2018, expanding operations to Toronto and Las Vegas, while adding over 30 IT consulting staff focusing on Microsoft Azure, cloud automation, and IT consulting . the company acquired Ajubeo, a cloud hosting service provider based in Denver. Green House Data Announced via acquisition of Infront Consulting Group in May of 2018, expanding operations to Toronto and Las Vegas, while adding over 30 IT consulting staff focusing on Microsoft Azure, cloud automation, and IT consulting .

The company is part of a new construction in the Cheyenne region and across the Rocky Mountains. Cheyenne has been ranked as one of the top five locations for data centers, with Microsoft, Echostar, and the National Center for Atmospheric Research all operating facilities in the city. In addition, Green House Data is the largest facility in Orangeburg, representing the Rockland County market, which is just beginning to emerge as a new cluster data center. Bloomberg LP and Verizon. Everett and Bellingham, Washington I-5 Corridor historically underserved.

As a whole, the data center has been highly rated for heavy electrical use, and has increased in popularity. As a key element of their business model, Green House Energy Savings Data, or RECs, for wind power and documents purchases with the EPA’s Green Power Partnership. In 2013, Green House Data was part of EPA’s “Leadership Club” for sustainable power purchases. Power consumption effectiveness, often abbreviated PUE. Beginning in 2014, Green House Data was the first company to participate in WyoRECs, the first renewable energy credit program based out of Wyoming. In April 2015, Green House Data joins the EPA’s Top 30 Tech & Telecom list of the largest green power users, retiring over 8 million kilowatt-hours (kWh) of green power annually. By 2017, the company moved up 5 places on the list, retiring 20,270,000 kWhs. NPR’s All Things Considered Green House Data’s energy efficiency an “obsession.”

In July 2011, the SSAE 16 Type II Compliance. Additionally, in 2012, Green House Data achieved HIPAA IT compliance.

Green House Data operates a total of eleven data centers in ten geographic regions. There are cloud and colocation data centers in Atlanta, WA, Cheyenne, WA, Seattle, WA, Everett, WA, and Bellingham, WA and cloud data centers in Dallas, TX, Denver, CO, Orangeburg, NY, Piscataway, NJ, and Portland, OR. Each location is carrier neutral, fully compliant to HIPAA and SSAE 16 Type II standards, and comes with guaranteed uptime service level agreements. In March 2016, the company announced a “Hearing a Human” technical support service guarantee, which Fortune called more characteristic of a “cloud store.” The Seattle facility is located within the Westin Building, the 3rd largest carrier in the United States. The Westin Building data center consists of the 18th, 19th, and 32nd floors,

In late 2017, Green House Data acquired from Assuritive, has Disaster Recovery as a Service provider. In November 2017, Green House Data acquired Ajubeo, a Denver-based cloud hosting service provider, bringing the company’s total cloud node locations up to ten. Earlier than year, Green House Data Acquired Cirracore, an Atlanta-based cloud services provider, expanding the company’s reach to the United States. Green House Data Acquired FiberCloud, a West Coast Data Center company, in April 2015 gaining three Washington facilities in Seattle, Everett, and Bellingham. In February 2015, Green House Data was recognized in the Top 500 MSP by CRN Magazine for the Second Consecutive Year in October 2014, Green House Data was recognized as a Top 100 Cloud Services Provider by Talkin ‘Cloud, making the list for the second consecutive time. In February 2014, Green House Data was recognized as a Top 500 Managed Service Provider by CRN Magazine. In 2014, Green House Data became the first B Corp. in Wyoming. Green House Data CTO Cortney Thompson was interviewed by a member of a radio station by Wyoming. In August 2014, the State of Wyoming was announced as the first anchor in Green House Data’s second Cheyenne facility. Green House Data CTO Cortney Thompson was interviewed by a member of a radio station by Wyoming. In August 2014, the State of Wyoming was announced as the first anchor in Green House Data’s second Cheyenne facility. Green House Data CTO Cortney Thompson was interviewed by a member of a radio station by Wyoming. In August 2014, the State of Wyoming was announced as the first anchor in Green House Data’s second Cheyenne facility.