Explore 1301 Fannin | Netrality’s Core Interconnection Houston Data Center

Carrier-Neutral Interconnection at the Network Core

In the heart of downtown Houston’s central business district stands 1301 Fannin — the city’s premier carrier-neutral data center and primary interconnection hub. Owned and operated by Netrality Data Centers, this 24-story, 1.2 million square foot purpose-built facility powers the digital infrastructure that supports Houston’s enterprise, energy, healthcare, financial services, and technology sectors.

Strategically positioned outside the 500-year floodplain and engineered for resilience, 1301 Fannin is designed to support mission-critical operations in one of the nation’s most dynamic markets. Dual underground utility feeds provide 26 megawatts of power capacity, backed by N+1 generators, redundant UPS systems, and advanced cooling infrastructure capable of supporting high-density deployments and AI-driven workloads.

As Houston’s primary interconnection hub, 1301 Fannin delivers direct access to more than 40 on-net carriers, diverse fiber entry points, and network-neutral Meet-Me Rooms. Enterprises can build customized network architectures with private cross-connects, direct cloud access, low-latency routing, and scalable colocation options—from single cabinets to wholesale and powered-shell deployments.