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The NetRiver Lynnwood / Seattle Data Center opened in 2006 as an APC showcase facility highlighting the newest trends in data center design. Over the years, the facility has continuously expanded its footprint offering high density platforms to retail and wholesale customers alike. The Lynnwood data center offers a high density colocation platform with 5,000 – 10,000 watts available per rack (250 – 500 watts per sq ft).
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| Distance | Site | About |
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| 0.00 miles | ColoCrossing SEA1 |
The ColoCrossing site is located within Bytegrid's datacenter(former NetRiver)
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| 1.46 miles | Evoque Lynnwood SE1 |
Lynnwood is a city in Snohomish County, in the state of Washington, and is located near the junction of Interstate 5 and 405. Lynnwood accommodates easy access to the greater Seattle area.
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| 4.74 miles | Microsoft Canyon Park |
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| 4.74 miles | WORLDLINK Seattle North | |
| 4.78 miles | Lumen Seattle 5 (Bothell) |
The site was a former tw telecom facility.
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| 14.20 miles | Lumen Seattle 4 |
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| 14.22 miles | H5 Seattle |
H5 owns the building and is landlord to the Seattle Level(3) Gateway and a XO data center.
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| 14.22 miles | XO: 1000 Denny Way | |
| 14.22 miles | Lumen Seattle 1 (1000 Denny Way) |
The site is a Level3 Gateway for Seattle.
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| 14.31 miles | KOMO Plaza (was Fisher Plaza) |
The buildings have been used as the exterior for the fictional hospital in the “Grey’s Anatomy” TV show set in Seattle. In real life, it also houses Univision Seattle, KVI Radio, Star 101.5 radio and a data center.
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| 14.31 miles | TierPoint Seattle DC1 and DC2 |
TierPoint's marketing describes two data centers in Seattle, but in reality, they are in the same building. The site was formerly operated by Adhost before being acquired by TierPoint in 2012.
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| 14.31 miles | Evocative Seattle SEA1 |
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| 14.48 miles | Digital Fortress Downtown |
Purpose-built, high-density datacenter with Seismic Zone 4 construction.
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| 14.48 miles | NYI Seattle SEA1 | |
| 14.56 miles | Astute Hosting Seattle |
Astute Hosting's site is in the Westin Building
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| 14.56 miles | DataBank Westin SEA1 |
The site was a former zColo (Zayo) facility before being acquired in 2020.
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| 14.56 miles | Westin Building Seattle |
The Westin Building is a Carrier Hotel and the communications hub of the Pacific Northwest. The 34 story building has a conglomeration of colocation providers, carriers, and peering exchanges.
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| 14.56 miles | Optic Fusion Westin | |
| 14.56 miles | Equinix Seattle SE2 |
Equinix SE2 occupies 4 different floors with in the Westin Building
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| 14.56 miles | Lunavi Seattle |
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| 14.56 miles | Semaphore Seattle |
Semaphore is a local provider in Seattle. It was one of the first to provide colocation in the Westin Building.
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| 14.56 miles | Fiberhub SEA1 | |
| 14.56 miles | Colocation Northwest Westin Downtown | |
| 14.56 miles | Clise: 2020 Fifth |
Completed in 2013, the facility repurposed a 1975 seven story parking garage, and was honored as NAIOP’s Redevelopment of the Year in 2013 and received the AGC Grand Award for Construction in 2014.
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| 14.56 miles | Equinix Seattle SE3 |
Equinix SE3 is an 8-story steel and concrete structure designed to meet Zone 3 seismic specifications
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| 14.72 miles | 365 Seattle | |
| 14.78 miles | Lumen Seattle 3 | |
| 14.88 miles | Colocation Northwest Redmond | |
| 15.02 miles | Microsoft Redmond Ridge |
Built in July 2009, The 57,000 square foot Redmond Ridge 1 data center is about eight miles from Microsoft's headquarters campus in Redmond.
The site was a cultural shift for Microsoft employees at the time. At the time each development team had their own server labs on the Redmond campus. Today cloud computing is commonplace, but this data center forced the teams to think and develop software in terms of remote computing.
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| 15.08 miles | XO Seattle 1100 2nd | |
| 18.01 miles | Colocation Northwest Belleview |
Digital Fortress was formed in early 2012 through the combination of two successful Seattle based data centers – Digital Forest and Fortress Colocation Centers. Immediately after the completion of the merger, Digital Fortress invested an additional $2.5 million in the acquisition and upgrading of an existing 18,000 sq ft data center facility in downtown Seattle.
As of today the company currently manages 63,000 square feet of space and a diverse-network designed to support a mix of private, public and managed infrastructure.
The company offers a Hybrid Infrastructure Management service that covers Azure, Amazon Web Services, and customer-owned infrastructure.
Jan 19, 2021 | Posted by Eric Bell | Digital Fortress
Digital Fortress has announced that it has acquired three facilities in Portland from Atmosera. Atmosera will now focus on building its Microsoft Azure services. With the acquisition, Digital Fortress now has 10 facilities across the United States. Digital Fortress was formed in 2012 from the ...
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March 2019 |
ByteGrid Seattle Data Sheet (PDF) |
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May 2019 |
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September 2021 |
DigitalFortress North Seattle Data Sheet (PDF) |