Colocation & Data Center PTOR1
Portland, Oregon
Pittock Block is the most connected facility in Portland’s downtown area. It is a key hub for companies seeking global access. Portland is recognized as an important regional IXP hub and a direct subsea cable connection to the Asia Pacific market. This historic landmark has evolved over the years from an electric substation distribution location to a telecom hub to one of the densest connectivity hubs on the west coast today.
With 16 fiber optic carriers, 179 other service providers, and seven subsea cables connecting the building’s global grade Internet Exchange with low average latency across major U.S. markets.
Facility Highlights
- 302,262 sq. ft. 8 stories
- 8 MW capacity
- Turnkey, colocation, and powered shell solutions
- One of the densest connectivity hubs on the west coast
- Direct subsea cable access to Asia Pacific market
Learn more about this project as well as upcoming construction
Why Portland?
Strategically located east of Hillsboro, Portland is one of the fastest-growing data center submarkets globally and is an ideal location for companies seeking to access the Pacific Northwest and Asia markets. The Pittock Block is unique in its quantity of network providers and connectivity for any region.
Facilities & Colocation
- 8 stories
- 302,262 sq. ft.
- 81,906 sq. ft. data center PDX NAP
- 12,839 sq. ft. telco / NNN powered shell
- 9,000 sq. ft. floor plates available
- Turnkey suites
- Colocation cabinet space
Power
- 8 MW capacity
- On-site power generation
- 100% underground distribution
- N+1 UPS redundancy
- 5 on-site generators providing 7 MW of backup power
Network
- Carrier neutral
- 7 subsea cables
- 16 fiber providers
- 179 services
Disaster Recovery
- Disaster recovery office and meeting space
Security
- Key card access
- Biometrics
- Mantraps
- On-site security 24/7/365