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Netrality Data Centers owns and operates carrier-neutral, network-dense colocation facilities concentrated in a handful of major U.S. interconnection hubs — Chicago, Houston, Kansas City, Philadelphia, St. Louis, and Indianapolis. As of 2026 the company describes its portfolio as 18 properties spanning roughly 3.3 million square feet and over 100 megawatts of capacity, with a core business built around former telecom “carrier hotel” buildings that sit at the intersection of dense long-haul fiber routes. Netrality’s specialty is not hyperscale campuses but historic, highly-interconnected urban buildings containing carrier-neutral Meet-Me-Rooms, where customers can cross-connect directly with a large ecosystem of network, cloud, and content providers. Backed by a long-term investment from Macquarie Asset Management, Netrality bills itself as the largest privately held owner-operator of core interconnection facilities in the United States.
Netrality Data Centers has a confirmed data center presence at the following locations:
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Netrality doesn't brand itself as an AI-specific provider, but a couple of its buildings show concrete signs of AI-ready upgrades. Its Philadelphia flagship at 401 North Broad is promoted as having AI and high-density-ready infrastructure alongside 73+ on-net providers and direct cloud on-ramps. Separately, the Kansas City-area facility at 7801 Nieman Road uses a purpose-built Delta Cube³ cooling system capable of supporting up to 50 kW per rack, a density level associated with modern GPU deployments even though the company doesn't explicitly market that site as an 'AI factory.'
Netrality markets some of its facilities, most explicitly its 401 North Broad building in Philadelphia, as having 'AI and high-density-ready infrastructure,' and its Kansas City facility at 7801 Nieman Road uses a Delta Cube³ cooling system designed to support densities up to 50 kW per rack, which is well above typical enterprise colocation density and suited to GPU-class workloads.
As of 2026, Netrality's own materials describe 18 properties in six U.S. metro markets: Chicago, Houston, Kansas City, Philadelphia, St. Louis, and Indianapolis, with named flagship buildings including 717 South Wells (Chicago), 1301 Fannin (Houston), 1102 Grand and 7801 Nieman Road (Kansas City area), 401 North Broad (Philadelphia), and 210 North Tucker and 900 Walnut (St. Louis).
No. Netrality sells physical colocation, powered shell, and wholesale data center space along with carrier-neutral interconnection services — it does not sell cloud compute or storage as a service to customers.
Netrality has received a long-term capital investment from Macquarie Asset Management (MAM), which the company cites as backing its status as the largest privately held owner-operator of core interconnection facilities in the U.S.
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