Stream Data Centers: Denver Data Center

The facility at 7579 W. 103rd Avenue, Westminster, Colorado (80021) was originally built in 1998 for a major insurance company and acquired by Stream Data Centers in 2010 as a redevelopment project. Located in the northwest Denver metro area, this site sits within a key high-tech corridor between Boulder and Denver and outside natural disaster zones, making it an appealing choice for disaster recovery, enterprise, and tech-focused operations. In 2017, Stream sold the facility to Zayo Group, which continues to operate it in this strategic, resilient region.

⚙️ Facility Highlights

• Size: Total building footprint of approximately 29,500 sq ft, including around 10,000 sq ft of raised-floor colocation space.
• Power Capacity: Supports up to 450 kW of critical IT load, expandable to 1,125 kW.
• Redundancy: Designed with 2N redundancy in electrical systems to ensure high resiliency.
• Free Cooling: The facility benefits from free cooling for much of the year, optimizing efficiency and lowering operational cost.

🔐 Security & Compliance

• No confirmed details

🌐 Connectivity & Carrier Access

• While the facility’s redevelopment and operation by Stream are verified, specific details on carrier-neutral status, available carriers, fiber entry diversity, Internet Exchange presence, or interconnection services during Stream’s ownership were not publicly documented. As such, we cannot include these details without speculation.

💼 Who It Serves

• Enterprise & Insurance Firms: Ideal for organizations with existing infrastructure needs and familiarity with data center–grade facilities.
• Disaster Recovery & Resiliency: Suited for businesses seeking robust disaster recovery locations given its low natural disaster exposure and reliable infrastructure.
• Tech & High-Growth Sectors: Located in a growth corridor between Denver and Boulder—attractive to tech firms, healthcare, and energy companies serving the Front Range market.