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DataBank SEA2 SeaTAC

King County, Washington

Operating

Capacity
3 MWreported
To protected land
26mifrom Cedar River Watershed Withdrawal
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  • Capacity3 MWreported: “28,240 IT Square Feet 3MW Critical IT Load 16 Onsite Carriers Power 2N Power Design 3MW Critical IT Load 120V, 208V, 3P AC Power”
  • FootprintSmall and edge

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“28,240 IT Square Feet 3MW Critical IT Load 16 Onsite Carriers Power 2N Power Design 3MW Critical IT Load 120V, 208V, 3P AC Power”
DataBank - SeaTac SEA2

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