700 W Henry: High-Density AI Infrastructure at Indianapolis’ Most Interconnected Data Center Campus

Purpose Built for High-density Deployments, Interconnection, and Scalable Growth

High-Density, Ultra-Low-Latency Connectivity at the Edge

As enterprises accelerate AI adoption and expand hybrid cloud environments, infrastructure strategy has become increasingly critical. Organizations require more than available capacity — they need scalable, high-density environments positioned within network-rich ecosystems that can support performance, resiliency, and future growth.

Built for Scalable AI and High-Density Deployments

700 W Henry, Netrality’s newest purpose-built data center at the Indy Telcom Center campus, is designed to meet those demands. As the first greenfield development in Netrality’s portfolio, the four-story facility represents a major milestone in the company’s continued investment in high-performance digital infrastructure and interconnection-rich environments.

Designed to support modern AI, cloud, and edge workloads, 700 W Henry will deliver scalable high-density infrastructure with up to 50kW per cabinet and 10MW of critical power capacity. The facility will feature approximately 85,000 square feet of core and shell space across three data halls, with cabinet, cage, pod, and suite configurations available to support evolving deployment requirements.

The facility’s infrastructure is engineered for resiliency and operational continuity, including N+1 redundancy across all critical systems, six 3MW generators, and a 12MW chiller plant. Netrality’s Delta Cube³ cooling technology is designed to support both high-efficiency air cooling and future liquid-to-the-rack configurations, helping customers deploy high-density workloads sustainably and at scale.

The Interconnection Advantage

700 W Henry is more than a colocation facility — it is an extension of the highly connected Indy Telcom Center ecosystem. The facility will feature three carrier-neutral, owner-operated Meet-Me-Rooms (MMRs), two diverse Points of Entry (POEs), and direct connectivity to the campus fiber vault, providing access across Netrality’s broader Indianapolis interconnection campus.

Upon completion of five owner-operated MMRs across the campus, Netrality will continue to offer one of the most network-dense and carrier-rich environments in the Midwest. This interconnection-first design enables customers to support low-latency AI inference, hybrid cloud architectures, edge deployments, and large-scale enterprise connectivity requirements.

For enterprises prioritizing AI readiness, geographic diversity, hybrid cloud expansion, or scalable interconnection capabilities, 700 W Henry delivers a differentiated combination of future capacity, carrier neutrality, and high-density infrastructure at the edge.

Highlights:

10MW Critical Power Capacity
Three Data Halls
Up to 50kW Per Cabinet
85,000 SF Core & Shell
Three Carrier-Neutral MMRs
Two Diverse POEs
2028 Availability

Frequently Asked Questions:

What is 700 W Henry?

700 W Henry is Netrality’s new purpose-built data center development located on the Indy Telcom Center campus in Indianapolis, Indiana.

When will 700 W Henry be available?

The facility is currently scheduled for delivery in 2028.

What workloads is the facility designed to support?

700 W Henry is designed to support AI, hybrid cloud, edge computing, and other high-density enterprise workloads.

What density levels will the facility support?

The facility is designed to support deployments up to 50kW per cabinet.

What interconnection capabilities will be available?

700 W Henry will feature three carrier-neutral Meet-Me-Rooms (MMRs), two diverse Points of Entry (POEs), and direct connectivity to the Indy Telcom Center campus fiber vault.

Does the facility support liquid cooling?

Delta Cube³ cooling technology is designed to support both high-efficiency air cooling and liquid-ready configurations.

*Dates, manufacturers, specifications, and renderings are subject to change.