RadiusDC: Trinity Hills Data Center

RadiusDC Nashville I / Trinity Hills Data Center in Nashville, Tennessee is a purpose-built colocation facility serving enterprises, network operators, content platforms, carriers, MSOs, and edge infrastructure deployments in Middle Tennessee. Located in the Trinity Hills area, the site extends RadiusDC’s connected-edge platform into Nashville with a new urban data center designed for scalable colocation, high-density compute, and network-rich deployments. The facility is positioned to support production IT environments, regional infrastructure growth, and latency-sensitive workloads requiring proximity to Nashville’s business, media, healthcare, logistics, and cloud-adjacent ecosystems.

The facility delivers 12 MW of critical power within a 102,500-square-foot purpose-built structure on a 12-acre site. RadiusDC lists 20 MW of building utility capacity from Nashville Electric Service and the Tennessee Valley Authority, with concurrently maintainable N+1 architecture, two 6 MW data halls, and the ability to subdivide data hall capacity for customer deployments. The facility includes 24 hours of onsite fuel storage and supports power densities up to 400 W/sq ft. Cooling infrastructure includes enhanced cooling for higher-density deployments and a closed-loop cooling system that uses little to no water.

The Trinity Hills location strengthens Nashville’s data center market with an urban colocation option near the regional core. RadiusDC lists seven network providers for the site: Arelion, Crown Castle, IRis Networks, Sprint, Uniti Fiber, Windstream, and Zayo. The site’s Brick Church Pike position provides access to Nashville’s fiber routes, utility infrastructure, interstate corridors, and the broader Middle Tennessee technology market. Nashville I began leasing in the second half of 2025 and is planned to open in 2026, adding new carrier-connected capacity to a market that includes downtown Nashville, North Nashville, and the greater Davidson County network ecosystem.

🏢 Facility Highlights

1. Facility Name: Nashville I / Trinity Hills
2. Site Area: 12 acres
3. Building Size: 102,500 sq ft
4. Critical Power: 12 MW
5. Utility Capacity: 20 MW
6. Architecture: Concurrently maintainable N+1
7. Data Halls: Two 6 MW data halls with subdivision capability
8. Fuel Storage: 24 hours onsite

🌐 Connectivity & Carrier Access

1. Carrier Ecosystem: Seven listed providers
2. Arelion
3. Crown Castle
4. IRis Networks
5. Sprint
6. Uniti Fiber
7. Windstream
8. Zayo
9. Network Role: Local and long-haul carrier connectivity for regional and national deployments

🌱 Sustainability & Energy

1. Utility Providers: Nashville Electric Service and Tennessee Valley Authority
2. Cooling System: Closed-loop cooling system using little to no water
3. Efficiency Design: Enhanced cooling for higher-density deployments

🧠 AI Infrastructure

1. Density Support: Up to 400 W/sq ft
2. Workload Fit: High-density compute and scaled network applications
3. Data Hall Design: Two 6 MW halls supporting large customer deployments

🏗️ Recent Expansions

1. Groundbreaking: September 2025
2. Leasing Start: Second half of 2025
3. Planned Opening: 2026
4. Market Role: Largest and newest colocation facility in Nashville proper at completion