dcBLOX
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DC BLOX is a privately held digital infrastructure provider that builds and operates Tier III-designed, multi-tenant data centers, subsea cable landing infrastructure, and dark fiber networks across underserved markets in the Southeastern United States. As of 2025, its operating footprint spans six metro-area facilities — Atlanta, GA; Birmingham, AL; Huntsville, AL; Chattanooga, TN; Greenville, SC; and a subsea cable landing station in Myrtle Beach, SC — with several large hyperscale campuses (near Atlanta, in North Augusta SC, Palm Coast FL, and Montgomery AL) under active construction. Rather than competing head-on in saturated hubs like Ashburn or Atlanta’s core carrier hotels, DC BLOX has built its business around secondary and tertiary Southeastern markets, pairing colocation with a proprietary dark-fiber network and, since 2023, an international subsea cable gateway in Myrtle Beach that has already attracted reserved capacity from Google and Meta.
dcBLOX operates as a cloud provider and colocation provider, with facilities at the following locations:
FACILITY OPERATOR
Phone: 877.590.1684 Email: [email protected]
dcBLOX Data Center Locations
- Birmingham, Alabama, USA DC BLOX Birmingham Data Center TIER 3 CARRIER-NEUTRAL · 877.590.1684 PENDING REVIEW
Located in downtown Birmingham near I-65 and the Birmingham-Shuttlesworth airport, this facility is built to Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI) security standards to serve defense and government-adjacent tenants. - Huntsville, Alabama, USA DC BLOX Huntsville Data Center (HSV1) TIER 3 CARRIER-NEUTRAL · 877.590.1684 PENDING REVIEW
Sited near Redstone Arsenal, the Marshall Space Flight Center, and Cummings Research Park, the facility is built to CUI standards with the ability to up-scope to higher classification levels for defense contractors. - Atlanta, Georgia, USA DC BLOX ATL-1 (Brookhaven) TIER 3 CARRIER-NEUTRAL · 877.590.1684 PENDING REVIEW
This is DC BLOX's original Atlanta facility in the Brookhaven area, a compact 3,350 sq ft site with 6,470 sq ft of expansion potential, distinct from the much larger Atlanta East and Atlanta West hyperscale campuses under construction elsewhere in the metro. - Greenville, South Carolina, USA DC BLOX Greenville Data Center TIER III CARRIER-NEUTRAL · 877.590.1684 PENDING REVIEW
Opened in January 2022 after breaking ground in April 2021, this was the first Tier III-designed, multi-tenant data center in South Carolina, built on an 8.5-acre campus in the Global Business Park. - Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, USA DC BLOX Myrtle Beach Cable Landing Station (MYR1) CARRIER-NEUTRAL · 877.590.1684 PENDING REVIEW
Opened in October 2023 as the first cable landing station in South Carolina, the facility has already had three of its five original subsea cable slots reserved, two by Google and one by Meta. - Chattanooga, Tennessee, USA DC BLOX Chattanooga Data Center TIER 3 CARRIER-NEUTRAL · 877.590.1684 PENDING REVIEW
Positioned at 807 East 16th Street, the facility sits within 150 miles of Atlanta, Nashville, Knoxville and Huntsville, making it a commonly cited disaster-recovery distance for regional enterprises.
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Common Questions
Where does DC BLOX currently operate data centers?
As of its most recent company announcements, DC BLOX's operating data centers are in Atlanta, GA; Birmingham, AL; Huntsville, AL; Chattanooga, TN; Greenville, SC; and its Myrtle Beach, SC cable landing station, with additional hyperscale campuses under development in Conyers and Douglasville, GA, North Augusta, SC, Palm Coast, FL, and Montgomery, AL.
Does DC BLOX have AI or GPU-specific infrastructure?
DC BLOX markets itself as building 'AI-ready' capacity and describes proactively adopting AI and HPC readiness, and its under-construction hyperscale campuses near Atlanta (Atlanta East and Atlanta West) are explicitly designed to meet cloud and AI infrastructure demand, but as of 2026 no operating DC BLOX facility has documented, deployed GPU clusters or liquid cooling — the AI-specific capacity is still largely in the construction/announcement phase.
What is the significance of DC BLOX's Myrtle Beach facility?
Opened in October 2023, DC BLOX's Myrtle Beach Cable Landing Station (MYR1) was the first subsea cable landing station in South Carolina, and three of its five original cable slots have already been reserved, two by Google and one by Meta.
Who owns or has invested in DC BLOX?
DC BLOX is privately held, backed by investors including Bain Capital Credit, Post Road Group, and Global Infrastructure Partners (a part of BlackRock), which provided a $240 million HoldCo financing facility announced in January 2026 following earlier green loans of $265 million (2024) and $1.15 billion (2025).
Does dcBLOX offer colocation services?
dcBLOX is classified as a colocation provider among other services it offers — we can't confirm which specific facilities provide colocation services. Please contact dcBLOX directly to confirm colocation availability.
Does dcBLOX offer cloud services?
dcBLOX is classified as a cloud provider among other services it offers — we can't confirm which specific facilities provide cloud services. Please contact dcBLOX directly to confirm cloud availability.
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