Pittock Block Data Center

The Pittock Block stands as the most connected facility in Portland's downtown area, evolving from an electric substation to a crucial telecom hub and now one of the densest connectivity hubs on the West Coast. This historic, 8-story landmark encompasses 302,262 square feet and is a key location for companies requiring global access.

Recognized as an important regional IXP (Internet Exchange Point) hub, Pittock Block offers a direct and vital link to the Asia Pacific market through its subsea cable connections. The facility is a nexus for seven subsea cables, ensuring global-grade internet exchange with low average latency across major U.S. markets, which is highly sought after by international businesses.

The building's connectivity is unparalleled, boasting a massive ecosystem that includes 16 fiber optic carriers and an additional 179 other service providers. This immense network density, centered around the Meet-Me-Room (MMR), facilitates seamless peering among 71 peering networks and numerous other network providers, solidifying its status as a top-tier interconnection point.

The infrastructure supporting this massive connectivity is robust, featuring a substantial 8 MW (megawatt) power capacity, which is fully built-out. The facility offers flexible solutions for clients, including turnkey, colocation, and powered shell solutions, along with options for full cabinets, partial cabinets, and shared rackspace footprints, all supported by N+1 UPS redundancy for continuous operations.

Security and operational services at Pittock Block are comprehensive, ensuring a highly protected environment for critical infrastructure. The facility employs 24/7 onsite security staff, and access is controlled via a mantrap entry, CCTV surveillance, biometric access control, and card access control. Additionally, tenants benefit from convenient services like remote hands support and available office space.