H5 Data Centers Atlanta 345 Courtland Street NE Downtown Georgia Carrier Hotel

Status: Operational / Active Multi-Tenant Edge & Carrier Hotel Hub   |   Location: 345 Courtland Street NE, Downtown Atlanta, Fulton County, GA 30308, USA

Project Overview

H5 Data Centers Atlanta is a 110,000 sq ft urban edge data center and carrier hotel located at 345 Courtland Street NE in Downtown Atlanta, Georgia. The facility provides an important addition to the city's established digital infrastructure landscape, offering enterprises, telecommunications providers, and cloud-dependent businesses access to strategically located colocation capacity within the central business district. Featuring 45,000 sq ft of raised-floor technical white space and an 11 MW critical IT power capacity, H5 Data Centers Atlanta is designed to support a range of enterprise computing, cloud infrastructure, and network-intensive workloads. Its position as a low-latency network alternative and diverse site to 56 Marietta Street (ATL13) and 180 Peachtree Street strengthens its role within Atlanta's interconnected telecommunications ecosystem. The facility is situated in the Downtown Atlanta Opportunity Zone, placing it within an area positioned to support commercial and infrastructure investment. Its network environment includes direct gateway access for major long-haul network providers such as Level (3)/Lumen and Windstream, helping customers establish connections to regional and national telecommunications routes. This carrier access supports businesses that require dependable connectivity, network diversity, and efficient communication with cloud platforms and other digital infrastructure services. H5 Data Centers Atlanta offers high-density colocation and multi-tenant cloud connectivity, providing flexible infrastructure for organizations with varying capacity and performance requirements. Its redundant Georgia Power grid feeds contribute to power resilience and support the facility's mission-critical operating environment. The combination of urban location, substantial technical white space, and available IT power capacity makes the facility relevant to enterprises seeking infrastructure close to Atlanta's business and telecommunications networks. As demand for cloud computing, distributed applications, and low-latency digital services continues to expand, edge facilities such as H5 Data Centers Atlanta play a growing role in supporting regional connectivity. By providing an alternative location within Atlanta's core telecom district, the facility contributes to the city's broader network of colocation, carrier hotel, and digital infrastructure assets.

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