Data Center 2 – Portland Metropolitan Area, Oregon

TYPE-II SSAE 16
3,500 sq. ft. facility
2 MW power capacity

Digital Fortress Portland Data Center 2 (PTL2)

Data Center 2 (PTL2) – Beaverton, Oregon is a TYPE-II SSAE 16 compliant data center to clients who need secure space, power, and cooling to deploy their mission critical applications. We also leverage 21 additional data centers in the U.S. and abroad through strategic alliances. We offer a range of options from racks and full cabinets to secure cages. We also have network connectivity from several service providers. Clients benefit from multiple hardened layers of security, reliability, and protection, combined with rigorous operational and maintenance procedures. We provide professional services that include remote hands, monitoring, and backup. We operate three data centers in the Portland Metropolitan area: Data Center 2 (PTL2) and Data Center 3 (PTL3) located in Beaverton, and Data Center 1 (PTL) located downtown Portland.

Digital Fortress Beaverton 1 Data Center

Digital Fortress operates four Network Operations Centers (NOC), nine state-of-the-art colocation facilities, which are located in Washington, Colorado, Illinois, New Jersey, and Oregon, and one wholesale data center in Richmond, Virginia.

Building

3,500 sq. ft. facility
Flat stable ground with no known faults, flood plains, wetland or other geological threats
Borders a “Low” to “Low-Mid” seismic risk area, based on the composite score of relative slope instability, relative amplification
hazard, and relative liquefaction hazard
Floor is static dissipative
Out of any flight paths
Choice of space in shared and private cabinets, in full-height and partial-cabinet increments
All full-height and new partial-size cabinets use a perforated door
Cabinets are bolted to the concrete foundation for seismic stability
Overhead anchored ladders provide additional vertical stability

Environment

Fire Suppression

(8) pre-action zones (dry pipe)nitrogen systems VESDA

Amenities

Network

Carrier neutral facility with multiple providers, including
AboveNet, CenturyLink, Level3, Comcast, Freewire
Broadband, Frontier, Integra, LS Networks and Time
Warner
High capacity service with lower-cost choices for backup,
Disaster Recovery (DR), synchronization, and more
Connectivity to the Pittock building via redundant ring
Centralized monitoring tools and SNMP agents with
customized thresholds
Diverse Internet backbone with options to connect to
carriers of choice with both IPv4 and IPv6 BGP routing
Tailored monitoring for hardware availability, OS/server
performance, application and/or site availability and
performance