Lumen Austin 2 — Address Conflict
Overview
The listing describes Lumen Austin 2 as announced retail colocation in Austin at 0 MW, with a one-line Level 3 note. Directory evidence splits. DataCenterMap’s Lumen Austin 2 profile uses 1825-A Kramer Lane, 78758, and publishes 44,984 square feet of total space, 7,150 square feet of colo space, N+1 HVAC, AC and DC power, generator / UPS / battery backup, and a Level 3 service portfolio. DataCenters.com’s “Lumen Austin 2” instead uses 500 Chicon Street, 5,000 square feet total, 986 square feet of colo, and cabinet options of 3 kW, 5 kW, and 3–15 kW cages. Those cabinet kW figures are offer densities, not a site IT-load MW.
The Kramer listing remains distinct from DataCenters.com’s separate “Lumen Austin” at 1825 Kramer Lane without the Austin 2 suffix. The related Lumen Austin 1 and Austin 3 records have their own address conflicts, and this listing remains separate from both. The listing’s Announced / 0 MW baseline is stale and also not a measured load. Until Lumen publishes a current Austin 2 facility sheet that picks one street, the record is best treated as an identity conflict, not as two campuses and not as operating IT capacity. Cabinet kW, total square footage, and colo square footage stay on their source listings.
Questions
Where is Lumen Austin 2?
Directories disagree. One listing uses 1825-A Kramer Lane. Another uses 500 Chicon Street. The address remains unresolved until Lumen publishes a current facility sheet.
How much power does Austin 2 have?
No first-party IT MW is published. Cabinet kW options are offer densities, not operating load.
Is this the same as Lumen Austin 1 or Austin 3?
No. Those are separate records with their own address issues. All three remain separate records.
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