Seattle data centers and colocation

Main operators in Seattle

Here, IsoFusion / Colocation Northwest operates 4 buildings and Digital Fortress operates 3. Digital Realty Seattle SEA10 leads on connectivity, holding 233 networks.Equinix SE2/SE3 - Seattle comes next with 114. More networks under one roof means more carrier options, plus cross connects that are cheaper and shorter (a cable joining your rack with another company's).

• IsoFusion / Colocation Northwest4 buildings
• Digital Fortress3 buildings
• Lunavi3 buildings
• Equinix2 buildings
• Sabey Data Centers2 buildings
• Centersquare2 buildings
• DataBank2 buildings
• Optic Fusion2 buildings
• Fibercloud2 buildings
• Digital Realty1 building

Internet exchanges serving Seattle

A shared switch where networks trade traffic directly is called an internet exchange. If you're in a building on the exchange, one port connects you to its members.

• SIX Seattle 370 members, 8 buildings here
• SIX Seattle (Jumbo) 67 members, 8 buildings here
• Equinix Seattle 35 members, 2 buildings here
• Pacific Wave 15 members, 1 building here
• MegaIX Seattle 15 members, 6 buildings here
• Global Peer Exchange 6 members, 1 building here

Colocation costs in Seattle

Add the list price of a rack to the Seattle market rent above. One full rack using 5 to 10 kW comes to roughly $1,330 to $2,330 a month.

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Building locations

Buildings in the Seattle market sit in Seattle (18), Tukwila (9), Tacoma (2), Bothell (2), Lynnwood (1), Kent (1), Federal Way (1), Bellevue (1) and Redmond (1).