CityNAP — 415 N Main Avenue, San Antonio
Overview
CityNAP’s own website identifies a data-center operation at 415 N Main Avenue in downtown San Antonio. The facility describes itself as an unaligned Network Access Point where customers can colocate equipment and connect to carriers. Its published service material references cabinets, suites, remote hands, bare-metal and public-cloud options, and network peering. The CityNAP history page says the building has served as a data center operated by CityNAP since 2006 and records earlier carrier and colocation uses.
This is a customer-facing operating identity, but the public material reviewed does not publish a current total facility load, utility-service limit, generator nameplate, or available MW block. TYPE3’s Announced/0 MW values are inventory fields and should not be interpreted as a claim that CityNAP is not operating. CityNAP does publish facility and network capabilities, including a high-speed core peering fabric, but those technical descriptions do not establish present vacancy or a guaranteed power allocation.
CityNAP fits searches for San Antonio carrier-neutral colocation, interconnection, disaster recovery, and managed infrastructure. Cabinet, cage, suite, power-density, cross-connect, and remote-hands availability remain quote-dependent. CityNAP is a separate facility from the nearby Lumen, Uniti, and H5 records; physical proximity and shared carrier-market language do not merge those identities.
Questions
What is CityNAP?
CityNAP is a carrier-neutral network access and colocation facility in downtown San Antonio. The operator markets equipment colocation, carrier connectivity, managed services, remote hands, and network peering from 415 N Main Avenue.
How much power does CityNAP use or offer?
TYPE3’s map data records 0 MW because no numeric power value is supplied there. CityNAP’s reviewed public pages do not publish a current total or available-MW figure. The exact power allocation and density for a deployment are not published and remain quote-dependent.
Is CityNAP operating?
Yes, the operator presents CityNAP as a current facility, and its history page says the site has been operated as CityNAP since 2006. Current cabinet, suite, and power availability still require a direct quote.
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