CeraNet

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CeraNet is a small, privately held data center and cloud services provider based in Columbus, Ohio, founded in 1996. It sells colocation (racks, cages, and multi-rack suites up to 15,000 sq. ft.) alongside cloud hosting, dedicated servers, shared hosting, and compliance-focused managed services for regulated industries like healthcare, online gaming, and e-commerce. Unlike national or hyperscale operators, CeraNet’s real physical footprint is concentrated entirely in the Central Ohio region, with facilities identified as DC1, DC2, and DC3 serving the Columbus metro area (Columbus proper, Westerville, and Dublin). Its main site sits just outside Columbus’s I-270 outer belt near Port Columbus International Airport, chosen for low natural-disaster risk and proximity to Ohio State University’s talent pool. CeraNet has twice won the City of Columbus GreenSpotLight sustainability award for its data center energy programs (2016 and 2021), making environmental efficiency a notable part of its regional identity. As of 2026, the company remains a modest, locally focused operator (roughly 11-50 employees per LinkedIn) rather than a large multi-region player, with no evidence of AI/GPU-specialized infrastructure.

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CeraNet operates as a cloud provider and colocation provider, with facilities at the following locations:

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Phone: 1-877-CERA-NET (614-856-2096) Email: [email protected]

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CeraNet Data Center Locations

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Common Questions

Where are CeraNet's data centers located?

CeraNet's facilities are all in Central Ohio: its primary facility (DC1) is at 826 Morrison Road in Columbus, with additional sites identified as DC2 in Dublin and DC3 at 4151 Executive Parkway in Westerville.

Is CeraNet's Columbus facility carrier-neutral?

Yes — the 826 Morrison Road facility is described as a carrier-neutral data center with direct fiber connections from multiple Tier I providers and redundant Cisco routing infrastructure.

Does CeraNet offer AI or GPU-specific cloud infrastructure?

No specific, verifiable evidence was found of AI/GPU-optimized infrastructure, high-density GPU clusters, or liquid cooling at any CeraNet facility as of this research.

How long has CeraNet been in business?

CeraNet was incorporated on October 25, 1996, originally as a custom web application development and hosting company before splitting its data center services into a distinct business line in 2008.

Does CeraNet offer colocation services?

CeraNet is classified as a colocation provider among other services it offers — we can't confirm which specific facilities provide colocation services. Please contact CeraNet directly to confirm colocation availability.

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