Seattle Data Center - Digital Fortress - Colocation Services and Data Centers

Downtown Seattle
Data Center

TYPE II SOC I & SOC II
24,000 sq. ft. facility
3MW power capacity

Select from two state-of-the-art datacenters in Seattle.

DOWNTOWN SEATTLE - SEA SOUTH SEATTLE - TUKWILA

Keeping you connected in the Heart of Downtown Seattle

The downtown Seattle location is a 23,000 sq ft colocation facility that was extensively renovated in 2012 and purpose-built as a data center. It features a 24” raised floor that is supported by a ground-level concrete floor for maximum live load support, a loading dock flush with the raised floor and a 2N redundant hydronic loop system, and connectivity to multiple telecommunication vendors.

Highly redundant power feeds from Seattle City Light; on a diverse dual fed architecture, fault tolerant.
Multiple carriers fed from separate feeds.
Conveniently located in core business district (CBD).
SOC 1 and SOC 2, HIPAA and PCI compliant.

Digital Fortress operates two Network Operations Centers (NOC) and two state-of-the-art colocation facilities, which are located in downtown Seattle and nearby Tukwila, Washington.

Building

Seismic Zone 3 construction
24,000 sq. ft. facility
Full sized loading dock with easy data center access
Slab and 24″ raised floor with underfloor leak and smoke detection
Antenna roof rights for customer antenna array

Environment

VESDA smoke detection
FM-200 clean agent gas suppression fire system
Pre-action dry pipe fire suppression systems in datacenter
RFID monitoring with threshold SLA notifications

Amenities

Workspace
Wi-Fi
Full-sized loading dock
Break room

Network

Carrier neutral facility
Controlled Meet-Me-Room
Diverse carrier selection with onsite point of presence
Fully meshed BGP network
Private Dark Fiber Network
Multiple 10 Gig-E connections to the Internet
Private dark fiber ring between all data center locations and Westin
Direct connections available to all major regional and global carriers with a point of presence in Westin
Geographically diverse fiber paths and entry points
Direct connection with the Seattle Internet Exchange (SIX)
Shortest distance to Asia from North America