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Hivelocity is a Tampa, Florida-based bare metal dedicated server, colocation, and cloud infrastructure provider that, as of 2026, advertises a footprint of more than 50 data center locations across six continents. Founded in 2002 as a bare metal hosting specialist, the company built its reputation on pairing on-demand dedicated servers with 24/7 human support rather than purely self-service infrastructure, and it operates a mix of larger “Core” facilities (with full on-demand hardware, richer network blends, and same-day custom builds) and smaller “Edge” sites aimed at low-latency deployment closer to end users. Hivelocity was acquired by Colohouse, a Valterra Partners portfolio company, in April 2024, and the two companies completed full operational integration in February 2025, with Hivelocity retained as the customer-facing brand. Around the same time, Hivelocity divested some of its earlier flagship colocation sites (its Chicago 350 E. Cermak and a Miami location) to Digital Realty, reflecting a shift toward the combined Colohouse/Hivelocity colocation portfolio and away from reselling space inside major third-party carrier hotels. Today the company’s core products are dedicated bare metal servers, VPS/VDS virtual servers, an enterprise private cloud built on VMware, and colocation (racks up to full custom footprints) at a subset of its U.S.
facilities, all sold to businesses in over 130 countries.
Hivelocity operates as a cloud provider and colocation provider, with facilities at the following locations:
FACILITY OPERATOR
Phone: +1-833-471-7100
Yes. Beyond its US core markets, Hivelocity's own locations page lists facilities in Canada (Toronto, Vancouver), Brazil (São Paulo), across Europe (Amsterdam, Frankfurt, London, Madrid, Milan, Paris, Poznan, Riga, Stockholm, Vilnius), Africa (Johannesburg, Lagos), and Asia-Pacific (Hong Kong, Mumbai, Noida/Delhi, Pune, Seoul, Singapore, Sydney, Tokyo).
Hivelocity was acquired by Colohouse, a portfolio company of Valterra Partners, in a deal announced in April 2024 and completed with full integration announced in February 2025; the business continues to operate under the Hivelocity brand.
Hivelocity's colocation product page lists dedicated colocation facilities in Chicago, Colorado Springs, Dallas, Los Angeles, Orangeburg (NY), Philadelphia, and two Tampa sites (TPA1 and TPA2), described as carrier-neutral facilities backed by a team of over 100 engineers.
Yes. Hivelocity announced the sale of its colocation services business in Chicago (ORD1) and Miami (MIA2) to Digital Realty, part of the reshuffling of its facility portfolio following the Colohouse acquisition.
As of now, we don't have a confirmed AI-optimized (GPU-dense, liquid-cooled) facility on file for Hivelocity here. We continue tracking new developments.
Hivelocity is classified as a cloud provider among other services it offers — we can't confirm which specific facilities provide cloud services. Please contact Hivelocity directly to confirm cloud availability.
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