menlo digital: Tennessee Data Center

Located at 425 Duke Drive, Nashville (Aspen Grove Corporate Center), Tennessee — within the fast-growing Nashville tech & business corridor, offering direct access to Interstate 65 and major regional fiber routes. Operated by Menlo Digital (a dedicated digital-infrastructure platform of Menlo Equities) which brings deep real-estate and data-centre investment experience to the facility. 

The facility was originally constructed in 2006, expanded in 2013 and has undergone extensive internal infrastructure upgrades — providing a matured shell ready for enterprise and scalable workloads.

Positioned in a region with moderate seismic risk, strong business incentives and emerging connectivity density — making it suitable for resilient operations and network-diverse deployments.

Designed for enterprise-grade colocation, cloud and hyperscale users, the site offers the scalability and infrastructure robustness needed for modern digital platforms.

⚙️ Facility Highlights —

• Significant gross floor size of approx. 67,167 NRSF (net rentable square feet) within a one-story structure, enabling large contiguous spaces for data-centre fit-out.
• Upgraded internal infrastructure supports high-availability operations with dedicated power feeds, bolstered cooling and flexible layout options (though specific MW power numbers are not publicly disclosed).
• Adaptive and modular design: the internal upgrades and expansion history signal that Menlo Digital can deliver tenant-specific configurations and scaled deployments.
• Energy-efficient architecture: by leveraging an existing building with upgraded systems, the facility enables improved mechanical and electrical efficiency compared to typical brownfield builds.
• Built to support mission-critical workloads, with infrastructure designed around enterprise and cloud-scale reliability and service-continuity standards.

🔐 Security & Compliance —

• Employs multi-layer physical security including perimeter protection, 24×7 staffing, CCTV surveillance, and high-density card/badge access systems (standard enterprise-grade data-centre practice).
• Advanced fire detection and suppression systems engineered to meet stringent uptime and safety demands (e.g., early-warning smoke detection, compartmentalised fire zones).
• Operated by a platform focused on hyperscale, enterprise and cloud infrastructure — so it is aligned with the service-levels, uptime guarantees and operational rigour these customer segments require.
• While specific certifications (e.g., ISO 27001, SOC 2) are not publicly listed for this site, Menlo Digital’s portfolio is designed for global operator, cloud and digital-platform customers, indicating built-in compliance readiness.

🌐 Connectivity & Carrier Access —

• Carrier-neutral facility offering access to multiple network providers via the Nashville market; provides direct connectivity into regional and national fiber trunks.
• Features cross-connect capabilities, lit- and dark-fiber options, and cloud on-ramp access — enabling customers to integrate with public cloud and network ecosystems.
• Proximity to Nashville’s growth corridor and Interstate 65 supports low-latency links throughout the Southeastern and Midwestern US, with inherently diverse routing options.
• With Menlo Digital’s national footprint and data-centre platform pedigree, users benefit from network-dense interconnection ecosystems and future expansion options.

💼 Who It Serves —

• Hyperscale cloud providers and AI/ML platforms seeking a cost-efficient, scalable footprint in the Southeastern US.
• Enterprise SaaS, FinTech and healthcare IT organisations requiring reliable colocation, hybrid infrastructure and regional presence near the Nashville market.
• Telecom carriers, network operators and content/distribution platforms needing a carrier-neutral hub with flexible fibre and interconnect access.
• E-commerce, logistics and digital media companies looking to expand compute and storage operations in a geologically stable, business-friendly metro.
• Organisations pursuing digital-transformation, edge-growth or disaster-recovery deployments that demand resilient infrastructure and regional reach.