Titan’s strategy is to take a significant step beyond the real estate "shell" market that has proliferated in the recent past. Titan is offering leased space in a 24x7 facility that provides all of the components necessary to operate an efficient, super secure data processing environment. These components include a building designed to withstand nuclear attack that is located outside of the seismically sensitive Puget Sound region in an area having a 500-year flood plain rating. The facility has over 100,000 SF of computer room and human services areas.     Location   Titan was a NORAD Missile Control Center. It is a multi-story, windowless structure located on 6+ acres in Moses Lake, Washington Outside of the seismically sensitive Puget Sound region (Level IIB seismic zone – the lowest rating in Washington State) Outside of areas of civil unrest In an area having a 500-year flood plain rating   Security   The building was designed and built by the U.S. Government In excess of 100,000 SF of secured computer room and human services areas Staffed 24x7 with critical security and operations personnel   Power   Access to a 100 megawatt substation (located on Titan owned property) 150+ watts/SF of power over the raised floor area Among the lowest electrical rates in the U.S. Tier 4 Level of Service (minimally N+1 backup environment across all critical systems)   Networking   Redundant fiber optic connectivity with more than 400 strands of fiber from 6 separate and distinct underground entrances into the facility Last mile providers including both Qwest and NoaNet with access to numerous major carriers including AT&T, Sprint, MCI, ELI, and Verizon Back to the top