Digital Fortress
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.
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Digital Fortress Power Growth Over Time
Digital Fortress Downtown
Purpose-built, high-density datacenter with Seismic Zone 4 construction.
Digital Fortress South Seattle
Digital Fotress's NOC and data center are located on Sabey's Intergate West Campus
Digital Fortress: Portland
Digital Fortress Portland Data Center PTL is located at Downtown Portland, Oregon. The 10,700 sq. ft. facility has 6.700 sq. ft. of raised floor data center space with 2.1 MW of available power on an N+1 concurrently maintainable configuration.
Digital Fortress: PTL 3
Digital Fortress PTL-3 data center is located at 9610 SW Sunshine Ct, Beaverton, OR. The 6,700 sq. ft. facility has 3,326 sq.ft. of white space with 1.5 MW of available power on an N+1 concurrently maintainable configuration.
Digital Fortress Lynnwood
In 2021, Landmark Infrastructure acquired the facility, but Digital Fortress operates it.
Digital Fortress: PTL 2
Digital Fortress PTL2 Data center is located at 9705 SW Sunshine Ct, Beaverton, OR. The 3,500 sq. ft. facility has 1,704 sq. ft. of white space with 1.2 MW of available power on an N+1 concurrently maintainable configuration.
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