QTS employees joined volunteers at Refettorio Ambrosiano to support an organization that transforms surplus food into nutritious meals for people facing hardship. Together, they're helping reduce food waste, strengthen community connections and support those in need.

At the Vimercate Library, we opened our plans to the community. We shared how we’re reducing environmental impact, creating local opportunities and keeping communication open.

How QTS works with communities to deliver meaningful benefits earlier and build lasting local partnerships

QTS announced a transformative investment in Blakely, Georgia and Early County that reflects our long-term commitment to the communities we call home.

QTS’s closed-loop cooling system only requires a one-time water fill to support data center operations. Unlike evaporative cooling systems, it recirculates the same water within the system, eliminating ongoing water demand for the purpose of cooling.

Looking back on 2025, we are energized by what our teams delivered for our people, our communities and the planet. We achieved 100% utilization of carbon-free operational electricity, cut water usage effectiveness 46% year over year across our owned, operational portfolio, and invested $9.7 million in more than 400 charitable organizations — proof that how we build matters as much as what we build.

Meet Keith Doucette, Global Care and Impact Manager

When a federal agency entrusts its most sensitive workloads to a data center, the stakes couldn’t be higher. Mission assurance. Risk reduction. Compliance that holds up under the closest scrutiny. These aren’t boxes to check. They are the foundation of public trust.

In honor of National Intern Day on July 30, we're celebrating the 51 interns who joined teams across QTS this summer, bringing fresh perspectives, new ideas and valuable contributions to our business. In this special feature, meet nine members of the 2026 intern class and learn why they chose QTS, the projects they've supported and the career goals they're pursuing.