FiberHub
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FiberHub is a small, family-owned colocation and network services provider headquartered in Las Vegas, Nevada, operating under the legal name VegasNAP LLC. As of 2026 its own website describes just two carrier-neutral facilities — its flagship LAS1 site in Las Vegas and SEA1 inside Seattle’s Westin Building Exchange — though other current pages on the same site and third-party listings still reference a Dallas facility (DFW1), and historical records show it previously also ran sites in Los Angeles and Miami. FiberHub sells colocation by the single server, partial cabinet, and full cabinet, along with IP transit, private transport between its sites, DDoS protection, disaster recovery, and Acronis-based backup services, aimed at small and medium businesses rather than hyperscale or enterprise-cloud customers. It has no publicly documented AI/GPU-specific infrastructure at any site.
FiberHub has a confirmed data center presence at the following locations:
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Phone: +1 (702) 623-3324 Email: [email protected]
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FiberHub Data Center Locations
- Las Vegas, Nevada, USA LAS1 CARRIER-NEUTRAL · (702) 487-3838 PENDING REVIEW
LAS1 is FiberHub's original, flagship facility, opened in May 2010 and still hosting some of the company's earliest colocation customers. - Seattle, Washington, USA SEA1 CARRIER-NEUTRAL PENDING REVIEW
SEA1 sits inside the Westin Building Exchange, a 34-story carrier hotel considered the primary telecommunications and internet gateway for the Pacific Northwest and home to a major TransPacific cable landing. - Los Angeles, California, USA LAX1 (CoreSite One Wilshire) PENDING REVIEW
LAX1 was hosted inside CoreSite's One Wilshire building, one of the most heavily interconnected carrier hotels in the western United States.
⚠ This facility has been reported as closed, sold, or vacated by its tenant, and hasn't been independently re-verified since. Please contact FiberHub directly to confirm current availability. - Miami, Florida, USA MIA1 PENDING REVIEW
FiberHub's Miami presence, MIA1 and MIA2, was hosted within Digital Realty Trust facilities in the city.
⚠ This facility has been reported as closed, sold, or vacated by its tenant, and hasn't been independently re-verified since. Please contact FiberHub directly to confirm current availability. - Dallas, Texas, USA DFW1 CARRIER-NEUTRAL PENDING REVIEW
DFW1 operates inside the Carrier-1 Building, a 106,000+ square foot, SSAE16 SOC 1 Type 2-certified facility that FiberHub expanded into in 2018.
⚠ This facility has been reported as closed, sold, or vacated by its tenant, and hasn't been independently re-verified since. Please contact FiberHub directly to confirm current availability.
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Common Questions
How many data centers does FiberHub currently operate?
FiberHub's own About page describes it as running "Two carrier-neutral facilities in Las Vegas and Seattle" as of its most recent update, though the company's homepage and IP transit page still list Dallas among its active markets, and older materials also referenced Los Angeles and Miami sites that no longer appear on the current site.
Where is FiberHub's flagship data center located?
FiberHub's flagship LAS1 facility is at 1110 Palms Airport Drive, Suite 110, in Las Vegas, Nevada, a 14,000-square-foot building with about 7,000 square feet of conditioned data center space that opened in May 2010.
Does FiberHub offer AI or GPU-specific colocation?
No specific evidence of AI-optimized infrastructure, GPU clusters, or liquid cooling was found for any FiberHub facility; its published specifications focus on standard cabinet colocation, redundant power, and traditional cooling.
Is FiberHub a carrier-neutral colocation provider?
Yes, FiberHub explicitly markets its Las Vegas, Seattle, and (per some of its pages) Dallas facilities as carrier-neutral, offering customers access to multiple network providers and IP transit options rather than being tied to a single carrier.
Does FiberHub offer cloud services?
We haven't confirmed cloud services for FiberHub yet — this isn't a definitive no, since our research can miss things. Please contact FiberHub directly to confirm cloud availability.
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