LightEdge Austin II — Burleson Road, Austin
Overview
LightEdge’s current Austin page lists Austin Data Center #2 at 7000-B Burleson Road, Suite 100, Austin, Texas 78744. The page markets the Austin facilities as move-in ready and scalable, with colocation ranging from a single rack to a dedicated cage and hybrid IT services. TYPE3’s map data name “LightEdge - Austin II” maps naturally to this operator naming, although the page uses “Austin Data Center #2” rather than the Roman-numeral label.
The ownership and brand history is documented by LightEdge. Its 2018 acquisition announcement says LightEdge acquired Austin-based OnRamp and expanded its data-center reach into Austin. A later integration update says OnRamp’s Austin facilities were blended into LightEdge and connected to LightEdge’s private fiber backbone. This supports the rebrand relationship, but it does not disclose current cabinets, power, or customer vacancy for Suite 100. TYPE3’s Announced/0 MW fields should remain a non-availability baseline.
This record is commercially useful for buyers comparing compliant Austin colocation, managed infrastructure, cloud, and disaster recovery. LightEdge can confirm the exact suite, service scope, density, and current inventory through a quote or tour request. Austin II remains distinct from Austin I at 2916 Montopolis Drive and from the Lumen Austin 4 directory record that overlaps Austin I.
Questions
Where is LightEdge Austin II?
LightEdge lists Austin Data Center #2 at 7000-B Burleson Road, Suite 100.
Is Austin II the former OnRamp facility?
LightEdge’s acquisition and integration pages support that ownership and brand history.
Is power available?
The operator markets scalable colocation, but current power and space require a quote.
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