EDGE DATA CENTERS
REAL ESTATE | FINANCE | EFFICIENCY
By 2020, it’s estimated there will be over 30 billion IoT devices.
EdgePWR™ is focused on sale-leaseback, acquisitions and build-to-suit transactions of real property, serving as a data center partner to data center operators to unlock equity and enable them to focus on their core offerings to their customers.
Niche Market Opportunities
EdgePWR has revolutionized the data center industry by providing a simple commercial real estate structure to a previously complicated and hard to understand asset class. The heavy costs with hyperscale data center developments restricted broad market access.
As a result, capital and development has been concentrated in the top 5 markets, with the top 5 industry insiders. The reality is that demand for data goes far beyond the top 5 markets - touching off a land grab for cost efficient and scalable data solutions in the remaining 200+ secondary and tertiary cities in the United States.
Operator Partnership Model
Trying to meet the demand for such edge-centric content runs counter to the predominant geographic architecture of the data center and colocation business model. The challenge of market expansion in edge geographies has created an opportunity for niche edge providers to meet the quickly increasing demand, albeit in a smaller market.
Improvements in technology, combined with EdgePWR’s focus on the real estate model, makes the migration from big markets to small markets cost effective to data center operators looking to capitalize on the land grab and position themselves with first-mover advantage.
“The edge data center creates an interconnection ecosystem in cities away from the traditional core markets.”
Streamlined Cost of Ownership
EdgePWR works with its operating partners by acquiring, developing, and entering into a long-term lease for the data centers of top tier colocation operators across the country. By alleviating the heavy cost of facility ownership, our partners are able to operate at greater efficiencies—reducing the cost for colocation tenants and increasing profitability for the data center operator.