LOGIX Austin Data Center

Operating · LOGIX Fiber Networks · 1905 E. 6th Street, Austin, Texas

LOGIX Fiber Networks and Alpheus Communications operate an existing 34,800-square-foot colocation and telecom-edge data center at 1905 E. 6th Street in Austin, operational since December 2, 2015. The facility includes 2.0 MW onsite diesel backup and reported 3.0 MW facility power capacity.

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Overview

Status: Operating
Operating; the exact 1905 E. 6th Street facility is identified as operational, with actual operation reported from December 2, 2015.
Exact-site power: 3 MW
Utility Service · Reported
Facility size: 34,800 sq ft
Building
Opened: Dec 2, 2015
Existing LOGIX/Alpheus Austin Data Center

LOGIX Austin Data Center

Operating · LOGIX Fiber Networks · 1905 E. 6th Street, Austin, Texas

LOGIX Fiber Networks and Alpheus Communications operate an existing 34,800-square-foot colocation and telecom-edge data center at 1905 E. 6th Street in Austin, operational since December 2, 2015. The facility includes 2.0 MW onsite diesel backup and reported 3.0 MW facility power capacity.

Website Open in grid

Overview

Status: Operating
Operating; the exact 1905 E. 6th Street facility is identified as operational, with actual operation reported from December 2, 2015.
Exact-site power: 3 MW
Utility Service · Reported
Facility size: 34,800 sq ft
Building
Opened: Dec 2, 2015
Existing LOGIX/Alpheus Austin Data Center

Compute profile

Colocation · Telecom Edge

colocation hosting · private, public, and hybrid cloud solutions

Cooling design

Reported

Fully redundant HVAC system serving the facility. · N+1 cooling architecture using independent condensers for each 30-ton CRAC unit. · Controlled-temperature and humidity environmental controls.

Profile

Project scope: The exact site is a 34,800-square-foot industrial building acquired by Alpheus Communications in 2005. A 2007 permit covered an interior remodel to an existing communication data center; the permit was filed in July 2007 and finalized/issued on July 26, 2007.
Power and grid: 3 MW of utility service is reported for the exact facility.
Compute role: Operating LOGIX colocation data center, historically associated with Alpheus Communications. It offers data halls, racks, cabinets, cages, private suites, remote hands, secured access, and 24/7/365 monitoring for enterprise and carrier customers.
Cooling and environment: Fully redundant HVAC system serving the facility. N+1 cooling architecture using independent condensers for each 30-ton CRAC unit. The on-site diesel backup generator is a potential combustion-emissions source, but the available sources do not quantify emissions or establish routine operating impacts.
Local reporting: CoStar reported that Alpheus Communications purchased the industrial building at 1905 E. 6th Street in Austin.

Organizations

Material, source-backed organizations directly involved with this facility or its parent campus. Duplicate legal names and incidental community mentions are excluded.

OrganizationRoleScope

Alpheus CommunicationsOperatorExact Asset

LOGIX Fiber NetworksOperatorExact Asset

Timeline and sources

Project milestones and public references behind the asset profile.

Project timeline

Sep 22, 2005
Sep 22, 2005
Alpheus Communications Buys 1905 E. 6th for $3.5MCoStar
CoStar reported that Alpheus Communications purchased the industrial building at 1905 E. 6th Street in Austin. The article states that Alpheus had previously been a tenant at the location and identifies the building as a 34,800-square-foot property.
Dec 2, 2015
Dec 2, 2015
Existing LOGIX/Alpheus Austin Data Center entered operation
Existing communication data center at 1905 E. 6th Street. Alpheus Communications acquired the building in 2005. An interior remodel permit was filed July 19, 2007, applied for July 18, 2007, issued July 26, 2007, and marked final. The facility is currently marketed by LOGIX; a public-record data-center listing reports actual operation beginning December 2, 2015. No separate announced expansion, construction phase, or MW capacity was substantiated.