Handy Networks
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Handy Networks is a Colorado-based hosting and colocation provider that has operated data center infrastructure in the Denver area since 2000 (and under a prior trade name since 1997), later expanding to a second facility in Cleveland, Ohio. The company sells single-server and private-cabinet colocation, self-managed and fully managed dedicated servers, and private/hybrid/public cloud infrastructure services to customers in dozens of countries, but it operates at a small, boutique scale rather than as a large multi-market operator. Handy Networks was acquired by Summit Hosting (backed by Silver Oak Services Partners) in November 2022 as part of a wave of acquisitions Summit made in server hosting, application hosting, and colocation. Rather than building large campuses of its own, Handy Networks’ current model is to lease long-term space inside larger wholesale/colocation providers’ buildings — notably H5 Data Centers’ facilities in Denver’s Denver Tech Center and in downtown Cleveland — while historically also having built out its own smaller private data center suite in downtown Denver.
Handy Networks operates as a cloud provider and colocation provider, with facilities at the following locations:
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Phone: (303) 414-6910
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Handy Networks Data Center Locations
- Denver, Colorado, USA 1801 California St CARRIER-NEUTRAL PENDING REVIEW
This was Handy Networks' original self-built, private data center suite in Denver's central business district, occupied since early 2007. - Greenwood Village, Colorado, USA H5 Data Centers Denver Tech Center CARRIER-NEUTRAL · 844-887-4400 PENDING REVIEW
Handy Networks has leased space here since 2015 inside a roughly 300,000-square-foot, two-building H5 Data Centers campus with over 15 years of continuous uptime at the time of its 2019 expansion. - Cleveland, Ohio, USA H5 Data Centers Cleveland (Cleveland Technology Center) TIER III CARRIER-NEUTRAL · +1 844-887-4400 PENDING REVIEW
This 333,000-square-foot, century-old converted industrial building — also known as the Cleveland Technology Center — is a Tier III carrier hotel that H5 Data Centers acquired for around $30 million in 2017.
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Common Questions
Where does Handy Networks operate data centers?
Handy Networks operates from Denver, Colorado (including a long-term leased footprint inside H5 Data Centers' Denver Tech Center campus) and from a leased suite inside H5 Data Centers' Cleveland, Ohio facility.
Who owns Handy Networks?
Handy Networks was acquired by Summit Hosting (branded Summit), a Silver Oak Services Partners-backed cloud and application hosting company, in November 2022.
Does Handy Networks build and run its own data centers?
Historically yes — the company built out its own private data center suite in downtown Denver starting in 2006-2007 — but its more recent growth has come through long-term leases inside larger operators' buildings, such as H5 Data Centers' Denver and Cleveland facilities.
Does Handy Networks offer AI or GPU-specific infrastructure?
No specific, sourced evidence of AI/GPU-optimized infrastructure at Handy Networks was found; its offerings are described in terms of traditional colocation, dedicated servers, and private/hybrid/public cloud hosting.
Does Handy Networks offer colocation services?
Handy Networks is classified as a colocation provider among other services it offers — we can't confirm which specific facilities provide colocation services. Please contact Handy Networks directly to confirm colocation availability.
Does Handy Networks offer cloud services?
Handy Networks is classified as a cloud provider among other services it offers — we can't confirm which specific facilities provide cloud services. Please contact Handy Networks directly to confirm cloud availability.
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