PORTLAND, OR, Sep 15, 2025 – NetActuate has launched a new point of presence (POP) in Portland, OR, aiming to boost high-performance, low-latency services for customers who wants to bring new circuits online in the Pacific Northwest. Housed in the Pittock Block, the site connects customers to an ecosystem of providers, platforms and global interconnections – positioning Portland as an hub for digital infrastructure.
“The launch of our new Portland POP further strengthens our footprint in the Pacific Northwest and enhances our ability to support customers across the Asia-Pacific region and beyond,” said Mark Mahle, CEO of NetActuate. “Following our Seattle expansion earlier this year, Portland provides our customers with even greater resiliency and scalability needed to support today’s edge computing and AI workloads.”
The Pittock Block facility in Portland is an 8-story, 302,262-sq. ft. building with 120,000 sq. ft. of space. It connects to more than 170 service providers and supports physical cross-connects to Amazon Web Services (AWS). The site serves enterprises, media companies, cloud platforms, and service providers. It also hosts 16 fiber-optic carriers and 7 subsea cable terminations with routes to China, Taiwan, Japan, Korea, Guam, Hawaii, New Zealand, Australia, and American Samoa.
Source: NetActuate
About NetActuate
NetActuate provides edge infrastructure and network services for global deployments. The company operates an interconnected network supporting IPv4 and IPv6 traffic and offers services including virtual machines, bare-metal servers, colocation, and anycast platforms. NetActuate serves clients in cloud computing, telecommunications, and content delivery, focusing on applications that require low latency and high availability. Its infrastructure spans more than 30 global locations, enabling geographically distributed deployments. As of early 2025, NetActuate employs around 50 people across North America, Asia, and Europe and reports an estimated annual revenue of $15 million. The company’s architecture is designed to support the efficient rollout of distributed online services and SaaS platforms, with an emphasis on scalability and performance.