Real Estate OperatorInterested in this information?Contact us is developing a purpose-built high-density data center in the Detroit metropolitan area with liquid cooling to the chip for power densities beyond 150kW per rack, and room to expand. The facility meets Uptime Institute Tier III standards with a flexible design for AI, HPC and enterprise workloads.
DTW-D leverages Detroit's digital infrastructure with direct access to DET-iX — under 4 miles away, 67+ peers and 1.87 Tbps peak throughput — and multiple fiber providers, ensuring carrier connectivity to Midwest metros and Canadian markets.
Key Specifications
• Uptime Institute Tier III (concurrently maintainable or fault tolerant)
• 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; 500kW (N+1) CDUs; zero chillers (DX heat units with economizer)
• PUE: As low as 1.3 regardless of scale
• White Space: 47,500 SF
• Power Density: 500W/SF
• Capacity increments: 1.5MW or 2MW IT; data halls scale 3MW to 12MW
• Standby Power: 3,000kW diesel generators (N+1)
• Ceiling Height: 16’ · Stories: 2 · Max rack load: 3,800 lbs
• Expansion available
Strategic Location
The 13.9-acre site sits directly adjacent to a recently expanded DTE Energy Southfield substation and is fed through two independent lines for added resiliency, with a dedicated on-site substation. Proximity to the automotive sector plus regional financial and enterprise demand makes Detroit a strategically significant secondary market.
