Atlantic.Net
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Atlantic.Net is a privately held cloud hosting and colocation provider founded in 1994 that operates from eight data center regions worldwide: Orlando, New York/New Jersey, Dallas, Ashburn/Reston, San Francisco/Santa Clara, and Toronto in North America, plus London and Singapore internationally. Rather than owning its own purpose-built campuses, the company leases and operates colocation and cloud infrastructure inside larger third-party facilities — for example its Orlando site sits inside a CoreSite-operated building, its Dallas site is hosted inside NTT’s TX1 facility, its Singapore presence is inside Equinix’s SG5 tower, and its London site runs inside Virtus’s London4 data center. Atlantic.Net differentiates itself through deep compliance credentials (HIPAA, PCI DSS, SOC 2/3, GDPR) across all its regions and, as of 2025, added NVIDIA H100 NVL and L40S GPU hosting to its cloud and dedicated server lineup for AI/ML workloads. The company traces back to two University of Florida students who built the infrastructure themselves to get online, and has since grown into a globally distributed hosting business serving healthcare, SaaS, and enterprise customers.
Atlantic.Net operates as a cloud provider and colocation provider, with facilities at the following locations:
Phone: +1-866-377-2170
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Atlantic.Net Data Center Locations
- Toronto, Ontario, Canada Toronto Data Center PENDING REVIEW
This was Atlantic.Net's first data center location outside the United States, launched in 2014 specifically to support Canadian data residency needs. - Slough, UK Virtus London4 TIER III PENDING REVIEW
The host facility, Virtus's London4, is a Tier III data center with 34 MVA of capacity and a 23 MW IT load. - Santa Clara, California, USA San Francisco Data Center PENDING REVIEW
Per Atlantic.Net's own site: Atlantic.Net states this region focuses on serving technology companies across the West Coast. - Orlando, Florida, USA CoreSite OR1 CARRIER-NEUTRAL PENDING REVIEW
This site was Atlantic.Net's first-ever data center, opened in Orlando in 2003 and serving as the hub of its network operations. - Clifton, New Jersey, USA New York Data Center PENDING REVIEW
Per Atlantic.Net's own site: Atlantic.Net markets this site as its New York region, positioned for low-latency access for financial and enterprise customers in the Northeast. - Garland, Texas, USA NTT TX1 CARRIER-NEUTRAL PENDING REVIEW
The host building, NTT's Dallas TX1, has been recognized by an industry publication as one of the world's most beautiful data centers. - Reston, Virginia, USA Ashburn Data Center PENDING REVIEW
Per Atlantic.Net's own site: Atlantic.Net states this region sits inside one of the world's largest internet-exchange clusters in Virginia's Data Center Alley.
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Common Questions
Does Atlantic.Net offer GPU or AI-focused hosting?
Yes. As of 2025, Atlantic.Net introduced GPU Cloud Hosting and dedicated GPU servers powered by NVIDIA L40S and H100 NVL GPUs, aimed at AI training, inference, and machine learning workloads, including a HIPAA-compliant GPU hosting option for healthcare AI use cases.
Where are Atlantic.Net's data centers located?
Atlantic.Net operates eight data center regions: Orlando, New York/New Jersey, Dallas, Ashburn/Reston, and San Francisco/Santa Clara in the United States, Toronto in Canada, London (Slough) in the United Kingdom, and Singapore.
Does Atlantic.Net own the buildings its data centers are in?
No — Atlantic.Net leases and operates its colocation and cloud infrastructure inside facilities owned by other operators, such as CoreSite in Orlando, NTT's TX1 in Garland/Dallas, Virtus's London4 in Slough, and Equinix's SG5 in Singapore.
When was Atlantic.Net founded?
Atlantic.Net was founded in 1994 in Gainesville, Florida, by University of Florida students Manoj "Marty" Puranik and Jose Sanchez, originally as an internet service provider called Internet Connect Company Computers (ICC Computers).
Does Atlantic.Net offer colocation services?
Atlantic.Net is classified as a colocation provider among other services it offers — we can't confirm which specific facilities provide colocation services. Please contact Atlantic.Net directly to confirm colocation availability.
Does Atlantic.Net offer cloud services?
Atlantic.Net is classified as a cloud provider among other services it offers — we can't confirm which specific facilities provide cloud services. Please contact Atlantic.Net directly to confirm cloud availability.
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