Metrobloks is developing an AI-ready, scalable, and sustainable data center in East Indianapolis, with live capacity scheduled for Q1 2027. Designed to Uptime Institute Tier III standards, IND-A1 supports flexible rack densities up to 150kW+ per rack with hybrid cooling solutions, including liquid cooling to the chip for high-performance workloads.
Located less than 4.7 miles from the FD-IX Internet Exchange, the facility delivers ultra-low latency access to 42M people within 20 milliseconds, including major metros such as Chicago, Toronto, Cleveland, and Pittsburgh. The 13.1-acre site provides robust scalability and reliable infrastructure for AI, ML, and enterprise deployments.
• Tier III facility (Uptime Institute standard)
• Voltage: 480V or 415/240V to rack
• Redundancy: UPS N+1 (per hall), mechanical N+1 (lineup), N+4 (HU level)
• Cooling: Air, liquid, or hybrid systems
• PUE: Annual average of 1.2
• White Space: 154,400 SF
• Standby Power: 2,750kW diesel generators (N+1)
• Ceiling Height: 16’
IND-A1 places tenants in a cost-effective Midwest hub, combining industry-leading tax incentives, competitive energy pricing, and great connectivity. This makes Indianapolis an ideal alternative for enterprises balancing performance with cost efficiency
| Distance | Site | About |
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| 0.01 miles | Metrobloks: Indianapolis A1 |
The IND-A1 data center is a $500 million development project located in Indianapolis’ Martindale-Brightwood neighborhood.
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| 1.65 miles | AT&T CO 5009 E 38th |
AT&T central office. Not clear if the company offers colocation at this location
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| 3.61 miles | DC Blox: Thunderbird 2 |
This facility is part of the DC Blox Thunderbird campus in Indianapolis.
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| 3.61 miles | Lifeline Eastgate |
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| 3.70 miles | DC Blox: Thunderbird Indianapolis Campus |
In response to heavy community pushback, DC Blox scaled back its plans for an Indianapolis east side data center to a two-building layout totaling 320,000 square feet.
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| 4.72 miles | US Signal Indianapolis IN01 |
Located in the heart of Indianapolis, Indiana, this location has recently been expanded to allow more customers to house their infrastructure and transmit their data entirely on the US Signal network
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| 4.75 miles | Online Tech |
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| 4.83 miles | Netrality 701 W Henry |
Netrality Data Centers has opened a new data hall in Indianapolis, Indiana, offering 1MW of capacity across 3,800 sq ft (353 sqm).
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| 4.86 miles | Databank Indianapolis IND2 | |
| 4.89 miles | Netrality Indy Telecom Center |
The Indy Telecom Center is a 11 building 9-acre campus comprising ~205k sqft. The campus is considered Indianapolis's Carrier Hotel.
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| 4.89 miles | Databank Indianapolis IND1 |
The site was formerly known owned by Lightbound before being acquired in October 2019.
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| 4.93 miles | Raeden: Indianapolis, IN |
The facility is strategically positioned at the largest nexus of fiber and interconnection within the Indianapolis Tech Center on Henry Street.
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| 5.08 miles | Lumen Indianapolis 1 | |
| 7.93 miles | CentralInterested in this information?Contact us |
Google has withdrawn its proposal to build a 468-acre data center in Franklin Township, Indiana.
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| 8.41 miles | American Tower: Indianapolis, IN |
American Tower affiliate ATC Watertown LLC plans to develop a 20,000-square-foot edge data center at 7701 Walnut Drive in North Indianapolis.
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| 8.59 miles | US Signal: IN02 Indianapolis |
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| 10.44 miles | Lumen Indianapolis 3 |
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| 11.27 miles | Expedient Indianapolis |
Redundant electric utility power feeds, 4 auto-cutover diesel generators, multiple cooling systems, a 24-inch raised floor, and advanced fire suppression
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| 12.64 miles | Surge: Hancock County MegaSite |
Due to local opposition, Surge Development has withdrawn its proposal to rezone land in Indiana for a new data center.
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| 14.26 miles | Sabey: Decatur Tech Park |
The Sabey Data Centers project in Decatur Township, known as the Decatur Technology Park, represents a $4 billion investment designed to support high-density computing and artificial intelligence workloads.
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| 14.31 miles | RadiusDC: Plainfield 2 |
This facility is part of RadiusDC's Plainfield Campus in Indianapolis.
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| 14.49 miles | RadiusDC: Plainfield Campus |
RadiusDC intends to develop two 100,835-square-foot facilities on a 31-acre site in the Indianapolis metro area.
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| 14.53 miles | Sabey: Decatur Bldg-B |
This facility is part of Sabey Data Centers project in Decatur Township, known as the Decatur Technology Park.
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| 19.56 miles | Vantage: Pittsboro Campus |
In Pittsboro, Indiana, Vantage Data Centers has received initial approval to rezone 618 acres of land for a data center development.
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| 19.60 miles | Vantage: Pittsboro 3 |
The two-story data center building will be a part of Vantage's Pittsboro Campus in Indiana.
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| 19.84 miles | Vantage: Pittsboro 2 |
The single-story data center building will be a part of Vantage's Pittsboro Campus in Indiana.
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Metrobloks develops and operates AI-ready, scalable, and sustainable colocation data centers designed to deliver the same — or better — experience than traditional build-to-suit facilities. Built to the highest hyperscaler standards, Metrobloks provides cost-efficient solutions without compromising on resilience, performance, or flexibility.
The company enables hyperscalers and enterprise customers to bring their workloads closer to end-users by deploying edge and metro-scale infrastructure in underserved urban markets. With advanced hybrid cooling, scalable from air to liquid cooling, and efficient facility management, Metrobloks ensures Tier III resilience and up to 99.999% uptime, even for the most demanding high-density GPU computing environments.
April 02, 2026 Indianapolis
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