American Tower EDC Denver
5041 Broadway, Denver, CO, 80216, US
Colocation space
360
sq ft
The Denver edge site is a prefabricated module standing at the foot of a cell tower in Globeville, marketed at 360 sq ft and carried on Denver's 2026 assessment roll as a 348 sq ft frame utility shed with a stockade fence, on a 0.2755-acre parcel valued at $214,000. It opened on 8 September 2020 with eight customer positions — three full cabinets and twenty quarter-cabinet lockers — backhauled by dark fibre to a regional core facility. American Tower does not hold the ground: the parcel at 5041 N Broadway belongs to NewVector Communications, a legacy Verizon Wireless entity in Bellevue, Washington. A twin module opened the same day at 9110 Interlocken Loop in Broomfield.
Facility Specifications
Site information
- Colocation space
- 360 sq ft module
Platforms & amenities
- Platforms & services
- Full cabinets and quarter-cabinet lockers
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Frequently asked questions
How much equipment fits inside?
Eight customer positions at opening — three full cabinets and twenty quarter-cabinet lockers — with redundant power, cooling and fire monitoring.
Which company owns the ground?
NewVector Communications, a legacy Verizon Wireless entity based in Bellevue, Washington. American Tower operates the module on a compound whose freehold it does not hold; the only recorded sale of the parcel was an intra-company transfer in April 2001.
How is the module connected?
By dark fibre back to a regional core data centre. The module itself is unstaffed, with access control and remote monitoring.
Where does American Tower's edge programme stand now?
Its Raleigh facility, RA1, opened in 2025 and is sold through CoreSite at 6011 Chapel Hill Road with an Open Cloud Exchange. The six 360 sq ft Access Edge modules, Denver among them, are not listed among CoreSite's data centres.