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Colocation NorthWest Seattle is a data center located at 2001 6th Avenue in Seattle, WA. This facility offers colocation solutions with a strong network ecosystem, featuring nine listed networks including IsoFusion and OneCubit, providing diverse connectivity options for businesses. The site also supports high-density colocation with up to 10 kW per cabinet, suitable for demanding workloads.
Buyers can find various deployment formats, including colocation cabinets and cages, to meet their specific infrastructure needs. Colocation NorthWest supports a range of connectivity offerings such as Dedicated Internet Access (DIA), IP Transit, Ethernet Private Line, and wavelength services, with providers like Cogent and Lumen. Through the Inflect marketplace, buyers can compare available offerings and instant pricing, request quotes, and coordinate contracting and procurement for colocation and connectivity at this Seattle data center.
The facility is designed for stable operations, featuring N+1 generator redundancy and a total power capacity of 1.2 MW. Physical security measures include CCTV monitoring, and the Colocation NorthWest Seattle data center maintains SSAE 18 compliance, providing a trusted environment for IT infrastructure. Colocation NorthWest operates eight multi-tenant data centers across the Pacific Northwest, including multiple locations in the Seattle market.
Q: What network and connectivity options are listed for Colocation NorthWest Seattle?
A: Colocation NorthWest Seattle lists nine networks, including IsoFusion and OneCubit, supporting direct, low-latency interconnectivity. The facility offers Dedicated Internet Access (DIA), IP Transit, Ethernet Private Line, and wavelength services from providers such as Cogent and Lumen.
Q: What power or sustainability context is available for Colocation NorthWest Seattle?
A: Colocation NorthWest Seattle provides 1.2 MW of total power capacity with N+1 generator redundancy. The facility supports a maximum rack density of 10 kW, enabling high-density colocation deployments for various infrastructure requirements.