Stream Data Centers: Santa Clara I – II Data center

Santa Clara I – II, located at 1350 Duane Avenue, Santa Clara, California, was part of a strategic acquisition by Stream Data Centers in June 2005, when Stream acquired both this Duane Avenue facility and another at 3080 Raymond Street. Together, they formed a 14 MW campus in Silicon Valley, offering a Tier IV–grade environment within one of the world’s leading tech and colocation hubs. The site was subsequently leased to a major retail colocation provider and sold later the same year.

⚙️ Facility Highlights

• Campus Size & Configuration: Combined Duane Avenue and Raymond Street facilities forming a 14 MW campus designed to accommodate large-scale colocation demand 
• Power Infrastructure: Equipped with four electrical feeds from Silicon Valley Power, supporting a 10 MW critical load, providing robust and redundant capacity
• Development Model: The Duane Avenue site was initially a vacant, unpowered shell, which Stream redeveloped and then leased—reflecting their expertise in revitalizing existing infrastructure for mission-critical uses 

🔐 Security & Compliance

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🌐 Connectivity & Carrier Access

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💼 Who It Serves

• Retail Colocation Providers: Santa Clara I – II was leased immediately post-acquisition to a leading retail colocation provider—indicating suitability for established colocation operators
• Enterprise Users Seeking Silicon Valley Presence: The redevelopment of a formerly unpowered shell into a 10 MW–capable facility underscores its appeal to enterprise customers requiring scalable and resilient infrastructure in a prime digital economy hub.