Expedient
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Expedient is a privately-held U.S. IT infrastructure provider that sells colocation, enterprise cloud (public, private and hybrid), disaster-recovery-as-a-service, and managed services out of its own data centers rather than through leased-only space. As of 2024, the company operated 15 data center facilities across 10 metro markets in the Midwest, Northeast and, more recently, the Mountain West and Southwest, including Pittsburgh, Baltimore, Boston, Cleveland, Columbus, Indianapolis, Memphis, Milwaukee, Denver and Phoenix. Founded in 2001 and grown through a series of acquisitions of regional colocation and network providers, Expedient markets itself as debt-free and free of private-equity ownership, a point it emphasizes as a differentiator against larger, leveraged competitors. Its facilities are interconnected by a private multigigabit backbone, and the company positions itself as a VMware-centric enterprise cloud specialist alongside its traditional colocation business.
Expedient operates as a cloud provider and colocation provider, with facilities at the following locations:
FACILITY OPERATOR
Phone: 877-570-7827
Expedient Data Center Locations
- Phoenix, Arizona, USA Phoenix-North Mountain Data Center TIER III PENDING REVIEW
Blue Cross Blue Shield of Arizona is described as a premier anchor tenant of this Phoenix facility, opened as part of Expedient's westward market expansion. - Centennial, Colorado, USA Denver-Centennial Data Center TIER III PENDING REVIEW
Opened in November 2021 as a 32,000-square-foot, 2.5-megawatt facility with capacity for up to 31,000 physical servers, it was Expedient's third new data center opening in under 45 days. - Carmel, Indiana, USA Indianapolis Data Center TIER III PENDING REVIEW
Located in the northern Indianapolis suburb of Carmel, this facility grew out of Expedient's expansion via its sister company nFrame. - Baltimore, Maryland, USA Baltimore Tide Point Data Center TIER III PENDING REVIEW
- Owings Mills, Maryland, USA Baltimore Owings Mills Data Center TIER III PENDING REVIEW
- Boston, Massachusetts, USA Boston Data Center TIER III PENDING REVIEW
This facility traces back to Expedient's 2007 acquisition of the data center business of SafeCore in Boston, one of several acquisitions that built out its northeastern footprint. - Cleveland, Ohio, USA Cleveland NEO 151/152 Data Center TIER III PENDING REVIEW
The Cleveland NEO facility, now owned and operated by Expedient, offers over 24,000 square feet of standard and raised-floor colocation space. - Dublin, Ohio, USA Dublin Data Center TIER III PENDING REVIEW
The Dublin colocation facility offers roughly 29,000 square feet of space with a 575-cabinet capacity and 23 CRAC units providing 690 tons of cooling. - Upper Arlington, Ohio, USA Columbus - Upper Arlington Data Center TIER III PENDING REVIEW
- Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA Pittsburgh North Shore Data Center TIER III PENDING REVIEW
This 6-megawatt facility at Allegheny Center Mall underwent an 8,000-square-foot expansion to reach roughly 30,000 square feet of total space. - Memphis, Tennessee, USA Memphis Data Center TIER III PENDING REVIEW
The 35,000-square-foot Memphis facility includes 7,500 square feet of raised flooring powered by two 1,500 KVA feeds fed from two separate substations. - Franklin, Wisconsin, USA Milwaukee Data Center TIER III CARRIER-NEUTRAL PENDING REVIEW
The 27,000-square-foot Milwaukee facility in Franklin, WI provides 10,000 square feet of raised-floor colocation space and is described by an independent directory as carrier-neutral.
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Common Questions
In how many cities does Expedient operate physical data centers?
As of company statements from 2024, Expedient describes operating 15 data center facilities across 10 markets, spanning Baltimore, Boston, Cleveland, Columbus/Dublin, Indianapolis, Memphis, Pittsburgh, Milwaukee, Denver and Phoenix.
Does Expedient sell both colocation and cloud services?
Yes — Expedient explicitly markets itself as a local cloud, colocation, IaaS and DRaaS provider, letting customers place their own hardware in Expedient facilities alongside the company's own cloud platforms.
What certification level are Expedient's data centers built to?
A 2021 press release states that each of Expedient's data centers is designed to meet or exceed Tier III criteria as defined by the Uptime Institute's Data Center Classification System.
Is Expedient backed by private equity or debt?
Independent facility-directory listings note that Expedient has promoted a "no debt, no private equity" ownership structure as part of its market positioning.
Does Expedient have GPU or AI-specific data center infrastructure?
Expedient's own site lists artificial intelligence as one of the workloads its interconnected data centers support, but no facility-specific GPU cluster or liquid-cooling details were found in available sources.
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