Colocation America

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Colocation America is a US-only colocation provider, founded in 2000 and headquartered in Los Angeles, that leases rack, cage, and suite space to businesses inside carrier-dense buildings across the country rather than selling cloud compute itself. As of the mid-2020s it operates roughly 22 branded data center suites spread across five metro clusters — Los Angeles, San Francisco, Chicago, the New York/New Jersey area, and the Philadelphia/New England corridor (plus Miami and Hartford/Waterbury) — many of them inside well-known carrier hotel buildings such as One Wilshire in Los Angeles and 350 E Cermak in Chicago. Its differentiator is heavy reliance on these historic telecom interconnection points: the company markets itself around connectivity, positioning facilities like One Wilshire and the Aon Center as gateways to trans-Pacific and East Coast network routes rather than building large greenfield campuses of its own.

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Colocation America has a confirmed data center presence at the following locations:

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Common Questions

Does Colocation America offer AI or GPU-optimized colocation?

No specific, sourced evidence was found of GPU clusters, liquid cooling, or an 'AI factory' designation at any Colocation America facility, so no AI-optimized infrastructure is reported for this company at this time.

Where are Colocation America's data centers located?

The company operates facilities in Los Angeles, San Francisco, Chicago-area suburbs (Oak Brook, Elk Grove Village, Mount Prospect), Miami, the Philadelphia area (Breinigsville, Eagleville, Bethlehem, PA), Waterbury, CT, Marlborough, MA, New Jersey (Clifton and Secaucus), and New York City/Hawthorne, NY.

Is Colocation America a hyperscaler or cloud provider?

No — Colocation America is a colocation provider; it sells physical rack, cage, and suite space for customer-owned hardware rather than selling cloud compute as a service, and there is no evidence it operates at hyperscale.

Which building is Colocation America's flagship Los Angeles facility?

Its flagship LA facility, LADC1, sits inside the historic One Wilshire building, a major West Coast telecommunications hub.

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