DataBank ATL3 – Atlanta West End Data Center, situated at 1150 White Street Southwest, Atlanta, GA, USA, is a robust facility spanning 75,000 square feet, with a significant 47,160 square feet dedicated to raised floor colocation space. This data center is equipped with a substantial 6 MW of power capacity. Within a 50-mile radius, 57 other data center locations have been identified, highlighting the area’s robust digital infrastructure. This facility boasts a comprehensive suite of certifications, including HIPAA, HITECH, PCI-DSS, FISMA, SOC 1, SOC 2, and SSAE-18, underscoring its commitment to compliance and data security.
Atlanta is rapidly solidifying its position as a premier hub for data centers, leveraging its status as one of the nation’s largest metropolitan areas. The city boasts a significant concentration of Fortune 500 headquarters, surpassing Dallas and Nashville combined, which underscores its robust business-forward environment. This vibrant marketplace is home to corporate giants like Home Depot, UPS, Coca-Cola, and Delta Airlines, attracting a diverse range of industries.
As Atlanta continues its remarkable growth, DataBank is strategically positioned to expand in parallel. The city’s elevated topography offers a distinct advantage by significantly mitigating the risk of natural disasters. Furthermore, Atlanta provides a highly reliable and cost-effective power infrastructure. For businesses with escalating technology requirements, Atlanta presents an ideal location, offering ample space and power capacity, complemented by a comprehensive suite of cloud hosting and managed services solutions.
DataBank offers customers a choice of four distinct data centers within the Atlanta metropolitan area: ATL1, situated in Georgia Tech’s Technology Square in Midtown Atlanta; ATL2 and ATL3, both located on the West End campus; and the newest facility, ATL4, in the Lithia Springs campus area. Collectively, these four colocation facilities provide organizations with all the essential resources to seamlessly host and manage their critical infrastructure within one of America’s most dynamic urban landscapes. Notably, the ATL3 and ATL2 facilities in Atlanta’s West End are equipped with dedicated security guards and are served by two independent power switching stations, making them exceptionally suitable for both small, single-cabinet deployments and environments demanding high density.
