Region: Central
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
DataBank’s DEN1 Englewood colocation facility, south of Denver, has recently upgraded UPS, switch gear, and customer areas. This site with seven on-site generators provides an N+1 power design, N+1 cooling, in a carrier neutral connectivity hub.
DataBank’s DEN2 Centennial colocation facility has a prime location near the Denver Tech Center, several nearby hotels, across the street from Centennial Airport, and 30 minutes from Denver International Airport. This interconnection hub also features a large BBQ grill and smoker for customer use.
DataBank’s DEN3 downtown Denver data center, near the 16th Street Mall, is the premiere carrier hotel in the region and lies at the intersection of major fiber pathways servicing Denver and the Rocky Mountain region. A fiber vault sits between this facility and the nearby Denver Gas and Electric Building providing access to hundreds of ISPs and carriers.
DataBank’s DEN5 data center is adjacent to our DEN2 data center, creating the Centennial Campus. This facility is slated to open in early 2024 and augments our capacity for mission-critical IT infrastructures such as high-density computing and hyperscale workloads.
DataBank’s Westminster data center, located off I-36 near Boulder, is a premier edge colo facility and one of the few data centers in the Denver north metro area. Situated within the Network Access Point of the Flatirons, this carrier-neutral interconnection hub provides cross connect options to on-site carriers, ISPs and fiber networks making it the premier access point for northern Colorado businesses.
Located in downtown Indianapolis, DataBank’s IND1 facility is in the center of the telecommunications dense Henry Street area. The data center provides an N+1 power design and is a Carrier Hotel providing local access to several top-tier carriers as well as DataBank’s proprietary fiber ring, providing connectivity to IND2.