Netrality Data Centers has taken a significant step in the expansion and modernization of its campus at Indy Telcom Center, thereby strengthening the Midwest's regional connectivity. The company, recognized as the largest private operator of interconnection centers in the United States., has presented a new high-density data hall, the result of its investment strategy since the acquisition of the campus in July 2021.
The new facility, which comprises 350 square meters, increases the critical capacity by 1 MW and is designed to support high-powered server deployments of up to 30 kW per rack. A central element of this development is the Delta Cube3 cooling technology, highlighted for its efficiency in capturing and removing heat at its source, optimizing the center's energy consumption.
This advanced cooling system not only reinforces technological capability, but also underscores Netrality's commitment to sustainability. Thanks to a $380 million sustainability-linked loan, the company has implemented a zero-water-waste closed-loop system, thereby reducing energy consumption in high-density IT environments.
Strategically located in Indianapolis, the campus has established itself as a crucial interconnection hub in the Midwest. It offers low-latency connections to metropolises such as Chicago, St. Louis, and Kansas City, and ensures efficient data transit both regionally and nationally. With more than 40 online providers, the center stands out as one of the region's leading colocation and interconnection points, offering robust solutions for high-demand infrastructures.
Gerald M. Marshall, CEO of Netrality, stressed the importance of this expansion: “This new data hall is part of our continuous improvement strategy for the Indy Telcom Center campus. The investments reflect our commitment to sustainable solutions, designed to meet the growing demands of the digital economy, ensuring reliability and maximum efficiency for our customers.”
Netrality Data Centers not only leads in advanced technology infrastructure, but also stands out for its focus on strategic locations for companies that require low latency, network resilience, and uninterrupted access to critical applications. Financially backed by Macquarie Asset Management, the company currently manages 18 properties in six North American markets, establishing itself as a key player in the interconnected data center industry.
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