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Lincoln Rackhouse Boston is a colocation facility located at 500 Rutherford Avenue in Boston, MA. This building provides 8,600 kW of total power capacity across 23,967 square feet, supporting infrastructure for businesses requiring high-capacity power and diverse connectivity in the Boston market.
The Lincoln Rackhouse Boston data center offers colocation solutions through cabinets and cages, providing flexible deployment options for various hardware configurations. Buyers can also procure dedicated internet access (DIA) and IP transit services from providers such as Comcast, CommandLink, LLC, and Crown Castle Fiber. For private connectivity, the facility supports Ethernet Private Line and wavelength services from providers including Comcast, Crown Castle Fiber, and Verizon. Inflect lists these services with available instant pricing and coordinates the procurement process for customers.
Security measures at Lincoln Rackhouse Boston include mantrap entry, supporting controlled access to Lincoln Rackhouse. The site also maintains compliance with key industry standards such as HIPAA, PCI DSS, and SOC 2, supporting various regulatory requirements for customer deployments.
Lincoln Rackhouse operates a portfolio of 9 owned data centers, offering infrastructure solutions across different markets.
Q: What network and connectivity options are listed for Lincoln Rackhouse Boston?
A: Lincoln Rackhouse Boston offers a variety of network and connectivity options including dedicated internet access (DIA), IP transit, Ethernet Private Line, and wavelength services. Key providers listed for these services include Comcast, Crown Castle Fiber, Verizon, and CommandLink, LLC.
Q: What power or sustainability context is available for Lincoln Rackhouse Boston?
A: The Lincoln Rackhouse Boston data center has a total marketed power capacity of 8,600 kW. For the Boston market, industrial electricity prices are estimated between 9.891–10.247 ¢/kWh as of October 2025. The regional power mix is approximately 70% fossil fuels and 29% renewables, with solar contributing about 24%.
Q: How many data centers does Lincoln Rackhouse own?
A: Lincoln Rackhouse Boston is part of Lincoln Rackhouse's portfolio of 9 owned data centers.