Interxion isn't just a domain—it's a ghost in the machine. While the world obsesses over cloud giants, this legacy brand quietly controls the physical infrastructure where data actually lives. Now folded into Digital Realty, it represents the unsexy, unignorable reality of colocation.

"The internet doesn't run on magic—it runs on concrete, cooling, and cables. Interxion owns the concrete."

The tech stack tells another story. Next.js, Tailwind, and Google Analytics aren't tools for flashy marketing—they're for efficiency. When your product is a data center, your website should be fast, functional, and forgettable. The real portal lives at portal.digitalrealty.com, where customers manage infrastructure, not read blogs.

• Legacy brand equity: Interxion still drives 740 monthly searches despite rebranding
• Physical moat: Colocation can't be disrupted by a startup with a better algorithm
• Enterprise gravity: Only serious buyers search for 'delivery addresses' and 'portals'