LightEdge

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LightEdge Solutions is a Des Moines-based provider of colocation, private/hybrid cloud, and (following its 2024 acquisition of Connectria) public cloud services, operating a network described as spanning multiple U.S. markets plus a small international presence via white-label arrangements. As of the Connectria deal, the combined company stated it owned and operated 18 data centers across 12 U.S. markets, managing critical business data for more than 1,700 customers. The company’s core U.S. footprint includes owned, purpose-built facilities in Des Moines/Altoona (IA), Kansas City and St. Louis (MO), Lenexa (KS) — including a distinctive underground data center built into a former limestone mine near Kansas City — Omaha (NE), Austin (TX), and Raleigh (NC), several gained through acquisitions of OnRamp (2018), Cavern Technologies (2021), and Connectria (2024). LightEdge also extends its network into markets like Ashburn, Silicon Valley, Dallas, and Amsterdam, though independent research indicates several of these are white-label or sublet positions inside larger third-party facilities (e.g., Equinix or CyrusOne buildings) rather than LightEdge’s own built infrastructure. The company holds a range of compliance certifications including ISO 27001, HIPAA, HITRUST, PCI DSS, and SOC 1/2/3, and has been backed by private equity firm GI Partners since 2021, which has funded its string of acquisitions.

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

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Common Questions

How many data centers does LightEdge operate?

Following its April 2024 acquisition of Connectria, LightEdge stated the combined company owns and operates 18 data centers across 12 U.S. markets, managing data for more than 1,700 customers.

Does LightEdge own all of its data center locations?

No — while LightEdge owns and operates facilities such as those in Des Moines, Kansas City, Lenexa, Omaha, Austin, and Raleigh, its Amsterdam, Ashburn, Silicon Valley, and Dallas-area locations are described in industry sources as white-label or sublet positions inside third-party facilities operated by companies like Equinix and CyrusOne.

What is unique about LightEdge's Lenexa, Kansas data center?

The Lenexa facility, gained through LightEdge's 2021 acquisition of Cavern Technologies, sits 125 feet underground inside a three-million-square-foot limestone formation and is part of the SubTopolis underground business park.

Does LightEdge offer AI infrastructure?

LightEdge's marketing discusses supporting customers' AI initiatives, but no independent evidence was found identifying a specific facility with GPU clusters, liquid cooling, or other AI-optimized infrastructure, so no facility is flagged as AI-optimized here.

How did LightEdge expand into St. Louis?

LightEdge added its St. Louis data center presence through its April 2024 acquisition of Connectria, with the sites located within the Netrality carrier hotel buildings at 210 N. Tucker Blvd and 900 Walnut St.

Does LightEdge offer colocation services?

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

Does LightEdge offer cloud services?

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

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