In 2024, Aphorio Carter Critical Infrastructure Fund acquired the Trumbull data center in Trumbull, Connecticut, for $10 million. Built in 1960 on an 8.26-acre site, the multi-tenant colocation facility features two data center pods and one disaster recovery pod.
This data center was previously operated by Digital Realty, which listed it for sale in early October 2024. Following the acquisition by Aphorio Carter, Digital Realty has completely exited the facility and is no longer a tenant.
Digital Realty's 227,552-square-foot data center and disaster recovery facility is located 60 miles northeast of Manhattan in the Fairfield County community of Trumbull, Connecticut.
| Distance | Site | About |
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| 0.00 miles | DataCanopy: Trumbull | |
| 5.94 miles | Blue Hill: Shelton, CT |
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| 12.18 miles | Lumen New Haven | |
| 14.29 miles | O&G Industries: Beacon Falls, CT |
O&G Industries is building a two-story, 294,164-square-foot (27,300 sqm) facility in Beacon Falls, Connecticut.
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| 15.33 miles | CyrusOne Norwalk |
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Aphorio Carter, a division of Carter Funds, specializes in investing in mission-critical infrastructure and data center real estate across the United States. Headquartered in Tampa, Florida, the firm focuses on building a portfolio of real estate that supports the increasing demand for AI, data storage, and digital networking infrastructure companies need to operate their businesses.
Led by a seasoned team with a track record of acquiring 125 data centers worldwide, Aphorio Carter aggregates and manages portfolios of digital infrastructure assets with high occupancies and high-quality, credible tenants, often a part of the Fortune 500.
Aphorio Carter's recently refreshed brand reflects its commitment to advancing the future of investing in technology-driven real estate, where innovation meets opportunity in the world of AI, data centers and digital real assets.
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