Netrality Expands Indy Telcom Center With New High-Density Data Hall

📅 July 14, 2025 - Netrality Data Centers has announced the completion of a high-density data hall at its Indianapolis Telcom Center, further reinforcing the facility's position as a key connectivity and colocation hub in the Midwest. The new hall spans 3,800 square feet and delivers 1 megawatt of critical capacity, designed to support high-density server environments of up to 30 kilowatts per cabinet.

The expansion is part of Netrality's ongoing infrastructure upgrades since acquiring the entire Indy Telcom campus in July 2021.

At the core of the data hall's design is the Delta Cube3 cooling system, a technology recognized for its energy efficiency and precision. The closed-loop system captures and [...][... Check source for end of article ...]

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