QuadraNet
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QuadraNet is a Los Angeles-founded colocation, dedicated server, and cloud infrastructure provider that sells rack space, bare-metal servers, and a proprietary cloud platform (Vesta Cloud/InfraCloud) directly to enterprise, gaming, media, and financial-services customers. As of 2026, its footprint spans facilities in Los Angeles (two sites), Dallas, Miami, Atlanta, Chicago-area (Elk Grove Village), Secaucus (New Jersey), the Seattle area, St. Louis, Reston, and Amsterdam — its first and only European location. Founded in 2001 and headquartered adjacent to the famed One Wilshire interconnection hub in downtown LA, QuadraNet built its identity as one of Los Angeles’s largest privately-owned colocation tenants before expanding across North America and, in 2018-2019, into Europe. In 2024, Australian edge infrastructure firm Edge Centres acquired QuadraNet as part of a push into the North American market, and a 2026 industry report described the deal as folding QuadraNet’s roughly ten US facilities into Edge Centres’ broader global footprint.
QuadraNet operates as a cloud provider and colocation provider, with facilities at the following locations:
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QuadraNet Data Center Locations
- Amsterdam, Netherlands Amsterdam Data Center PENDING REVIEW
This 39,000-square-foot facility, opened around 2018, was QuadraNet's first data center in Europe and provides access to both the Amsterdam Internet Exchange and the Netherlands Internet Exchange. - Los Angeles, California, USA Los Angeles Downtown (LA Telecom Center, 530 W 6th St) PENDING REVIEW
QuadraNet is the largest tenant in the LA Telecom Center building, occupying space across multiple floors directly adjacent to the One Wilshire building known as one of the world's most connected data center buildings. - Los Angeles, California, USA Los Angeles Century (6171 W Century Blvd) PENDING REVIEW
This LAX-area facility offers 2.0 MW of power capacity across 80,000 square feet with direct layer 2 transport connectivity back to QuadraNet's downtown LA facilities including One Wilshire. - Miami, Florida, USA Miami Data Center (36 NE 2nd St) PENDING REVIEW
- Atlanta, Georgia, USA Atlanta Data Center (55 Marietta St NW) PENDING REVIEW
QuadraNet opened this site in 2015 as its fourth North American data center. - Elk Grove Village, Illinois, USA Chicago Data Center (1905 Lunt Ave) PENDING REVIEW
Opened in 2016 as QuadraNet's fifth North American data center, positioned to serve Chicago's financial district and Midwest/Ontario clients with low latency. - St. Louis, Missouri, USA St. Louis Data Center PENDING REVIEW
- Secaucus, New Jersey, USA New Jersey Data Center (110 Meadowlands Pkwy) PENDING REVIEW
This site, opened as QuadraNet's seventh data center location, was positioned to serve the northeastern US and provide connectivity to Canada and Europe. - Dallas, Texas, USA Dallas Data Center (3004 Irving Blvd) PENDING REVIEW
- Reston, Virginia, USA Reston Data Center PENDING REVIEW
- Tukwila, Washington, USA Seattle Data Center PENDING REVIEW
This 75,000-square-foot facility, opened in 2019, gave QuadraNet access to the Seattle Internet Exchange, known for its carrier diversity.
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Common Questions
Where does QuadraNet operate data centers?
QuadraNet operates facilities in Los Angeles (downtown and near LAX), Dallas, Miami, Atlanta, the Chicago area (Elk Grove Village, IL), Secaucus (New Jersey), the Seattle area, St. Louis, Reston (Virginia), and Amsterdam, Netherlands.
Is QuadraNet a cloud provider or a colocation company?
Both — QuadraNet sells traditional colocation (racks, cabinets, and private suites) alongside dedicated/bare-metal servers and its own cloud platform, branded Vesta Cloud (formerly InfraCloud).
Has QuadraNet been acquired?
Yes. Australian edge data center company Edge Centres announced the acquisition of QuadraNet as part of its expansion into the North American market; sources differ on the exact timing, with one report dating the deal to 2024 and a 2026 Data Center Dynamics article covering it as a fresh acquisition adding roughly ten US facilities to Edge Centres' footprint.
Does QuadraNet have data centers outside the United States?
Yes, QuadraNet's only facility outside North America is in Amsterdam, opened around 2018 as its first European data center, giving it access to the Amsterdam and Netherlands Internet Exchanges.
Does QuadraNet operate an AI data center?
As of now, we don't have a confirmed AI-optimized (GPU-dense, liquid-cooled) facility on file for QuadraNet. We continue tracking new developments.
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