210 North Tucker carrier hotel (Netrality St. Louis)
Netrality has owned and run 210 North Tucker, which it calls St. Louis's key interconnection hub, since buying it from Digital Realty in 2016, and added two data halls there in 2022. Also known as: 210 N. Tucker Blvd., former Digital Realty 210 N. Tucker.
Who is behind it
The record, newest first
Netrality's page lists 442,000 sq ft of colocation space, 61 or more on-net network providers and four peering exchanges at the building. (Netrality Data Centers, Oct. 23, 2026)
DCD reported that Cybercon, owned by Edge Centres, runs space inside a Netrality building in St. Louis (the building is not named). (DatacenterDynamics, June 2, 2023)
Netrality opened two new data halls at 210 North Tucker, adding about 11,600 sq ft and roughly 1.2 MW of critical capacity. (Netrality Data Centers, June 22, 2022; DatacenterDynamics, June 23, 2022)
Netrality bought 210 N. Tucker and 900 Walnut from Digital Realty, along with the 365 Data Centers colocation facility inside 210 N. Tucker. (DatacenterDynamics, July 19, 2016)
Conflicts and open questions
- Floor area: Netrality's page says 442,000 sq ft; DCD described a 400,000 sq ft building in 2016. The page figure is used.
- The 1.2 MW from 2022 covers only the two new halls, not the building, so no campus MW is set.
- Digital Realty no longer owns the building; the Digital Realty lead for St. Louis belongs here.
- DCD did not say which Netrality building houses Cybercon/Edge Centres, so it could be 900 Walnut instead.
- Coordinates approximate, at the street address.
The full record
- Status note
- Netrality's location page lists the building as owned and operated by Netrality; it added two data halls in 2022.
- Evidence
- Primary public records
- Size class
- Under 50 MW (outside main scope; kept for completeness)