Digital Realty Trust owns the building.
56 Marietta is an Interconnection Hub:
56 Marietta is the primary Interconnection building in Atlanta. In fact, the nearest buildings that could rival 56 Marietta's network density is the Equinix campus in Ashburn, Virginia (640 miles), The Nap of the Americas in Miami, Florida (660 miles), 350 E Cermak in Chicago, Illinois, or the Infomart in Dallas, Texas (780 miles).
Because of the building's size and Interconnection density, other colocation companies call 56 Marietta home, including Level3, Cogent, Colocrossing, and Equinix (former Switch and Data's facility.)
The building was acquired as part of the Telx acquisition in 2015.
Building:
- 12 Stories w/ 2 Basements; 160,000 (sq.ft.)
- Concrete and Steel Construction with Brick Façade
- Telx Leased 152,650 (sq.ft.)
- Flood Zone Zone X (Shaded): Outside 100 year flood plain
- Seismic Zone: 2A
- Parking Available
- Floor LoadingUp to 185 (lbs/sq.ft.)
Building History:
- Telx acquired the building in 2004
- Digital Realty Trust acquired Telx in 2015
Power:
- Utility Power Capacity: 9,500 (kW)
- UPS Power Capacity: 2,951 (kW)
- UPS Redundancy: N+1, 2N
- Power Density: 150-225 (W/sq.ft.)
- DC Power is Available
- Generator Power Capacity: 9,400 (kW)
- Generator Redundancy: N, N+1
- Cooling Redundancy: N+1
Roof:
- Concrete Deck with Raised Steel Platform
- Roof Rights Available
Security:
- 24x7 Onsite Security Personnel
- Monitored by CCTV Camera Systems 24x7 with 90 day Retention
- Biometric and Photo Badge Access Authentication Points for Data Center Entry
- Security Check-In at Lobby with Man Trap into the Data Center Suites
- Elevator Authentication and Corridor Security
Certifications:
SOC2, SOC3, and HIPAA Compliant