Netrality Data Centers Announces New High-Density Data Hall at its Indy Telcom Center

Enhanced cooling technology and strategic Midwest location empower edge computing and robust connectivity.

INDIANAPOLIS, July 14, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Netrality Data Centers, the largest privately-held owner and operator of core interconnection facilities in the U.S., announced the completion of a high-density data hall expansion at Indy Telcom Center campus. Since acquiring the entire campus in July 2021, Netrality has continually invested in upgrading its infrastructure to enhance operational environments across several data centers, reinforcing the campus as a critical colocation and connectivity hub in the Midwest.

Spanning 3,800 square feet, the newly commissioned data hall delivers 1 MW of critical capacity and is engineered to support high-density server deployments up to 30kW per cabinet. Central to this data center's design is the award-winning Delta Cube³ cooling technology, which captures and removes heat directly at its source, significantly enhancing cooling efficiency and optimizing power utilization.

The scalable and flexible Delta Cube³ design eliminates the need for infrastructure reconfiguration, adapting to evolving IT demands—including the increasing power requirements of next-generation technologies like artificial intelligence (AI), machine learning (ML), and high-performance computing (HPC) applications—without compromising on efficiency or environmental impact. 

Commitment to Sustainability and Data Center Infrastructure Innovation

Reflecting Netrality's dedication to sustainability, the Delta Cube³ technology not only enhances cooling efficiency with lower power usage to cool denser IT environments, it also reduces environmental impact by utilizing a zero-water waste, closed-loop system.

The completion of the newest data hall has been facilitated in part by a recent $380 million sustainability-linked loan, underscoring Netrality's broader environmental commitments to pursue advanced infrastructural upgrades and buildouts that meet critical power utilization targets and are aligned with responsible growth.

Strategic Connectivity and Midwest Regional Benefits

As the core interconnection point for Indianapolis, the Indy Telcom Center not only offers ultra-low latency connectivity to major Midwest cities such as Chicago, St. Louis, and Kansas City, it also serves as a critical hub for national data transit. Its strategic location enhances connectivity for customers within the region and those transiting data coast-to-coast, enabling efficient, scalable, and secure data management and access across diverse geographical locations. With over 40 on-net providers, the Indy Telcom Center serves as a major colocation and interconnection point, supporting robust network architectures and agile network solutions for high-demand IT infrastructures.

A Word from Our Leadership

"We are excited to unveil the new data hall, which is just one part of our broader strategy to enhance and expand the Indy Telcom Center since our acquisition," said Gerald M. Marshall, President and CEO of Netrality Data Centers. "Our ongoing campus investments, including significant infrastructure upgrades to buildings like 701 West Henry, are a testament to our commitment to providing cutting-edge and sustainable data center solutions. These enhancements are designed to meet the growing demands of the digital economy and ensure our clients receive the most reliable, scalable, and efficient colocation and interconnection solutions available."

About Netrality Data Centers

Netrality owns and operates strategic interconnected data centers and Meet Me Rooms, providing a mix of colocation, powered shell, and wholesale data center solutions driven by fiber-dense, network-rich interconnection environments. Today, Netrality's 18 properties span 3.3 million square feet and over 100 megawatts of capacity in six North American markets.

Well-capitalized with a long-term investment from Macquarie Asset Management (MAM), Netrality is the largest privately held owner-operator of core interconnection facilities in the United States. Netrality acquires strategically located, core network interconnection data centers that power latency-sensitive businesses, increase network resiliency, and ensure always-on access to mission-critical applications. For more information: www.netrality.com, LinkedIn, Twitter.

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