GTT Austin Data Center — Bridgepoint Legacy
Overview
The listing describes GTT Austin Data Center as announced retail colocation in Austin at 0 MW with no address. DataCenterMap’s profile uses 6200 Bridgepoint Parkway, 78730, and still carries One Source Networks copy: a 10,000-square-foot hall, SSAE16 Type II / PCI language, N+1 UPS per phase, and a 1.5 megawatt utility feed from Austin Energy that “may be upgraded based upon customer requirements.” A September 2015 event line records GTT’s acquisition of OSN. Those are host and utility layers from a predecessor operator.
GTT’s current public footprint is a global network company. Its contact page lists an Austin office at 11525-B Stonehollow Drive, Suite 255. MapQuest lists GTT Americas LLC at 1835 Kramer Lane, Suite B100. Neither is proof that Bridgepoint remains a live GTT colo product. The 1.5 MW utility service, 10,000 square feet, and N+1 UPS do not establish GTT operating IT load. The listing’s Announced / 0 MW baseline is an empty placeholder. The inherited listing is stale pending a current GTT facility page. The Bridgepoint hall remains a historical listing until GTT republishes it as live; the OSN utility feed and current office addresses remain separate layers. The Lumen Kramer listings remain separate. The Bridgepoint record is historical.
Questions
Does GTT still operate a Bridgepoint colo hall?
Directories still list 6200 Bridgepoint Parkway as a GTT/OSN site. GTT’s current office pages do not republish that hall.
Is 1.5 MW the IT load?
No. DataCenterMap describes a 1.5 MW Austin Energy utility feed. That is utility service, not operating IT.
Is this GTT’s Kramer Lane office?
No. 1835 Kramer Suite B100 is an office listing. It is not part of this facility record.
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