CoreSite - Denver (DE2) — Colocation Data Center

CoreSite's Denver facility operates as a carrier-neutral colocation data center serving the Rocky Mountain region's enterprise and service provider markets. Located on East 18th Avenue, this facility provides organizations with professional data center infrastructure including secured cabinet space, power distribution, and environmental controls necessary for mission-critical IT operations.

As part of CoreSite's national network of interconnected data centers, the Denver location offers businesses access to reliable colocation services designed to support various computing requirements. The facility maintains the physical security, fire suppression, and redundant systems typical of professional colocation environments, enabling customers to deploy their IT infrastructure in a managed data center setting.

The strategic Denver location positions this facility to serve organizations throughout Colorado and the broader Mountain West region. Companies can leverage the facility's infrastructure to support business continuity requirements, disaster recovery implementations, and general IT hosting needs without maintaining their own data center facilities.

CoreSite's approach to colocation focuses on providing flexible space options alongside the technical infrastructure required for reliable operations. The facility supports various deployment scenarios from single cabinet installations to larger footprint requirements, accommodating both growing businesses and established enterprises seeking professional data center services in the Denver metropolitan area.

Denver's colocation market benefits from the city's position as a major business hub in the Rocky Mountain region, serving as a strategic location for organizations requiring data center services throughout the Mountain West. The metropolitan area's stable business environment and growing technology sector create consistent demand for professional colocation facilities.

The city's geographic location provides natural advantages for disaster recovery and business continuity strategies, particularly for organizations based on either coast seeking geographically diverse backup locations. Denver's elevation and distance from coastal regions make it an attractive option for companies implementing comprehensive risk management approaches.

Colorado's business-friendly regulatory environment and established telecommunications infrastructure support the data center industry's growth in the region. The area's educated workforce and presence of technology companies contribute to a mature market for colocation services, while the region's relatively low risk profile for natural disasters appeals to organizations prioritizing operational stability and infrastructure protection.