Tier.Net Dallas Data Center — Colocation and Connectivity
Overview
Tier.Net operates a Dallas data-center offering at 1515 Round Table Drive. Its current facility page describes 106,866 total square feet and a design with N+1 power redundancy, N+2 cooling, and 2N diesel generators. The page lists 24/7 manned security, card access, perimeter controls, and a carrier set including AT&T, Cogent, DE-CIX, DIS, FiberLight, ICFN, Logix, Lumen, and Zayo. It also presents colocation, dedicated-server, and scalable-infrastructure use cases.
The current first-party profile materially improves on TYPE3’s generic Announced/0 MW record by confirming an active Dallas service location and exact address. It does not provide a total facility MW, critical IT load, occupied load, or current vacant capacity. Power and cooling redundancy are infrastructure attributes, not a quantified power offer. The address distinguishes Tier.Net from the separate carrier-hotel and colocation records elsewhere in downtown and west Dallas.
This is a high-intent page for small and mid-market colocation, dedicated hosting, carrier connectivity, and managed-infrastructure buyers. The 3 published redundancy descriptors support the facility profile, while cabinet availability, a customer-specific uptime outcome, and a particular carrier circuit require a current Tier.Net quote and contract before any commercial commitment. The profile supplies infrastructure context but no total facility MW or critical IT load.
Questions
Where is Tier.Net’s Dallas facility?
Tier.Net lists it at 1515 Round Table Drive in Dallas.
What redundancy does it publish?
Tier.Net lists N+1 power, N+2 cooling, and 2N diesel generators.
How much MW is available?
The current public page does not publish total, critical-IT, or vacant MW.
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