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Digital Global Property Brochure Digital Global With a global footprint, robust colocation services, and a connected data center ecosystem, we enable our clients’ IT strategies. 125+ Locations. 11 Countries. 4 Continents. Digital Realty is the world’s leading provider of premium data center solutions. Our clients and partners look to us to provide cloud-connected solutions that deliver the Right Workload, in the Right Place, at the Right ValueTM. We simplify the process by delivering all that you need in a “one-stop-shop” of over 1,000 Network Service Providers. IT decision makers choose to take advantage of the largest ecosystem of world-class US, European, and APAC carriers, hosting physical connection points for the world’s telecommunications networks and Internet backbones. Our solutions provide low- latency access to financial exchange and applications providers, media and content providers, Cloud, Platform-as-a-Service (PaaS), and Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) providers worldwide. Digital Realty Solutions at a glance Our solutions are open and agile, designed to connect with your cloud deployments and your owned data centers. COLOCATION DATA CENTER POWERED CUSTOM SERVICES SUITES SHELLS SOLUTIONS Connectivity services and rack Agile data center Fit-out ready and fully Tailored design, engineering cage options to accommodate deployment methods align permitted buildings on power and construction specific to your evolving needs. diverse IT workloads to your and fiber provisioned sites your needs infrastructure requirements. 01 North America ATLANTA NEW YORK METRO AUSTIN NORTHERN VIRGINIA BOSTON PHOENIX CHARLOTTE PORTLAND CHICAGO SACRAMENTO DALLAS SAN FRANCISCO DENVER SEATTLE HOUSTON SILICON VALLEY LOS ANGELES ST. LOUIS MIAMI TORONTO MINNEAPOLIS USA East Region New York Metro New York Metro • 312,000 sq. ft. with six (6) Turn-Key • 117,000 sq. ft. FlexTM data centers served by dedicated • 1200 kW suites with 2N electrical distribution UPS systems and N+2 cooling infrastructure • 14 MW of utility capacity via two (2) • Diverse entrances to carrier-neutral POP separate utility feeds rooms with access to numerous network • 1200 kW suites with 2N electrical providers distribution and N+2 cooling infrastructure • Design PUE of 1.5 • Diverse entrances to carrier-neutral POP • Within 54 miles of NYC rooms with access to numerous network 80 MERRITT BLVD 300 BLVD EAST providers WEEHAWKEN, NJ • Design PUE of 1.5 TRUMBULL, CT • Competitive utility rates New York Metro Northern Virginia • 130,000 sq. ft. • 98-acre site in the Dulles technology • 1200 kW suites with 2N electrical corridor distribution and N+2 cooling infrastructure • 1200 kW suites with 2N electrical • Diverse entrances to carrier-neutral POP distribution and N+2 cooling infrastructure rooms with access to numerous network located on a 98-acre secured campus providers and the Digital Realty Ecosystem environment lit-fiber connections to regional carrier • Diverse entrances to carrier-neutral POP hotels rooms with access to numerous network providers and Digital Realty ecosystem 365ASHBURN, S. RANDO VALPHVILLE • Design PUE of 1.4 44060 DIGital connections to Equinix IBX • Within 37 miles of lower Manhattan LOUDOUN PLAZA PIScatawaY, NJ • Design PUE of 1.4 ASHBURN, VA • Sales tax exemption on enabling software USA Central Region Austin Chicago • 85,688 sq. ft. • 575,000 sq. ft. data centers on 23-acre • 8.5 MW of utility capacity campus • 1125 kW suites with 2N electrical • 37.3 MW of critical IT capacity distribution and N+15% mechanical plant • 3,600 kW suites with N+1 electrical • Carrier-neutral POP rooms with diverse redundancy and N+25% mechanical plant entries to site • Carrier-neutral POP rooms with Digital • Design PUE of 1.5 Realty Ecosystem lit-fiber connection • Diverse and redundant utility feeds to to regional carrier hotel site from separate substations • Design PUE of 1.27 7500 METRO CENTRAL 9355 GRAND AVENUE • Diverse telecommunications distribution AUSTIN, TX FRANKLIN PaRK, IL via separate underground duct bank systems Dallas Houston • 71-acre secured site accommodating ten • 21-acre campus park with three (3) Turn (10) buildings with 65 data halls Key FlexTM data center suites • 1200 kW suites with 2N electrical • 7.5 MVA of utility capacity distribution and 15% mechanical plant • 1125 kW suites with 2N electrical • Carrier-neutral POP rooms with distribution and N+15% mechanical diverse entries to campus and Intra- plant campus conduit bank system • Carrier-neutral POP rooms with diverse • Design PUE of 1.3 entries to campus and Intra-campus • On-site N+1 100 MW substation owned DIGital DALLAS CAMPUS conduit bank system by Digital Realty 12031 NORTH FREEWAY • Design PUE of 1.5 RICHARDSON, TX HOUSTON,TX • Strategic and resilient location away from coast, and outside of 500-year flood plain USA West Region Los Angeles Oakland • 132,240 sq. ft. located on a 4.39-acre site • 121,000 sq. ft. • 7.45 MW of IT capacity • 7.5 MW of IT capacity • 18 MVA of utility • Design PUE of 1.6 • Multiple Cloud Connectivity Providers • Access to a variety of exchanges and • Design PUE of 1.55 networks including connectivity to over • Diverse and redundant utility feeds to site 1000 provider networks, multiple Internet from separate substations Exchanges, Open IX Peering Exchange • Within close proximity to major and Ethernet Exchange thoroughfares as well as the LAX 2260 E. EL SEGUNDO ST. 720 2ND St. • Strategically located in the regions International Airport fiber-rich district LOS ANGELES, CA OAKLAND, CA Phoenix USASan FranciscoWest Region • 553,000 sq. ft. • 227,000 sq. ft. • 31 MW of IT capacity • 8.6 MW of IT capacity • Data center suites are built in both N+1 and • Carrier-neutral POP room with 26 2N configurations carriers on-site and Digital Metro Fiber • Three (3) connected carrier-neutral Network providing lit fiber services to POP rooms and Digital Metro Fiber Network other Internet gateways providing dark fiber connection and lit fiber • Design PUE of 1.8 services to regional Internet gateways • Award winning seismic upgrade featuring • Design PUE of 1.3 365 MAIN St. a friction-pendulum isolation bearing 2121 S. PRICE ST. system making it one of the more resilient • Highly efficient cooling that is able to SAN FRANCISCO, CA CHANDLER, AZ run in either outside air, adiabatic or full buildings in Northern California mechanical cooling modes • 30+ carriers available 02 Asia Pacific HONG KONG MELBOURNE SYDNEY SINGAPORE OSAKA APAC Hong Kong Melbourne • 194,000 sq. ft. facility • 90,000 sq. ft. facility • 8.64 MW of critical IT capacity • 5.76 MW of critical IT capacity • Network rich location with close proximity • Robust low latency cloud network to the HKEx (Hong Kong Stock Exchange); • Design PUE of 1.3 open and neutral cross connects • Energy efficient design; with Free Air • Access to key Internet gateways through Cooling existing lit fiber services • LEED Platinum and NABERS compliant; 33 CHUN CHOI StREET • Design PUE of 1.7 72 RADNOR DR. highly certified sites ASIO, SOC1 & SOC2 • Energy efficient design with zero water TKO INDUSTRIAL MELBOURNE • Both facilities outside of CBD area, used for heat rejection mitigating metro risk ESTATE • Uptime Institute Tier III certified for Design and Construction Osaka Singapore Sydney • 161,000 sq. ft. site for development • 177,000 sq. ft. facility • 90,000 sq. ft. facility • Robust low latency cloud network • 13.2 MW of critical IT capacity • 5.76 MW of critical IT capacity • Design PUE of 1.35 • Diverse and redundant utility feeds • Robust low latency cloud network • Geographically resilient location above • Carrier-neutral diverse and redundant POP • Design PUE of 1.2 rooms flood plain compared to Osaka City • Energy efficient design; LEED Gold and • Access to a variety of exchanges and networks NABERS compliant; highly certified sites • 20KM from Osaka CBD including the local Internet exchange ASIO, SOC1 & SOC2 • Dark fiber connection with other Digital Realty • Outside of CBD area, mitigating metro risk data center in the west • Design PUE of 1.5 • MAS TVRA compliant and Green Mark Platinum certified IBARAKI CITY, SAITO 3Y LO ANG waY 1-11 TEMPLAR ROAD YAMABUKI 5-8-1 SINGAPORE ERSKINE PaRK, SYDNEY 03 EMEA AMSTERDAM DUBLIN GENEVA LONDON MANCHESTER PARIS EMEA Amsterdam Dublin • 157,876 sq. ft. • 80,000 sq. ft. suites across 4 buildings • 11.5 MW of critical IT capacity • 16 MW critical IT capacity • Carrier-neutral and fiber rich facility • Access to all carriers in Ireland via the T50 • Connected to Digital Realty’s pan- fiber backbone that runs past the site European network of carriers and Internet • Market leading PUE of 1.15 exchanges • Tier III data center with highly efficient • Market leading PUE of 1.15 operation • Located in the Randstad, just 15km from Amsterdam city center DE PRESIDENT PROFILE PARK BUSINESS PARK DUBLIN AMSTERDAM London London Paris • 50,000 sq. ft. suites • 200,000 sq. ft. of technical space • 200,000 sq. ft. • 9 MW of critical IT capacity • 30 MW of critical IT capacity • 5 MW of critical IT capacity • Access to 520 carriers via metro connect • Well established carrier community and sits on • Well established carrier community via • Full LINX POP room and access to the key the Digital Realty dark fiber network diverse routes London Telehouses and into the city via • PUE ranges from 1.3 to 1.6 depending on • The France Internet Exchange has a POP unlimited dark fiber chosen design of data center in the data center making it possible to • Design PUE of 1.28 • Data center offers unparalleled levels of connect to most carriers • The site was opened in 2013 and has become security (List X) • Design PUE of 1.4 a key facility for both edge and core compute • Dedicated mechanical and electrical • Located North of Paris and 20km from the requirements infrastructure with flexibility on density international airport COX LANE KESTREL WAY 114 RUE AMBROISE CHESSINGTON WOKING ST.
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