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Miami currently has 10 confirmed data center or colocation companies with a presence here.
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Colocation America36 NE 2nd St (MiamiDC1)CARRIER-NEUTRALPENDING REVIEW This facility is built to Category 5 hurricane standards with a four-ply roof rated to 150 MPH winds and sits directly outside FEMA's 500-year floodplain.
ColoHouse36 NE 2nd Street (MIA2)CARRIER-NEUTRALPENDING REVIEW · +1-305-731-2225 This purpose-built downtown Miami facility has operated since 2009 and is engineered to withstand Category 5 hurricanes while sitting outside the 500-year floodplain.
CoreSiteMI1CARRIER-NEUTRALPENDING REVIEW MI1 is built to withstand a Category 5 hurricane and provides scalable connectivity to South and Central America, including access to NAP of the Americas.
EquinixMI1CARRIER-NEUTRALPENDING REVIEW MI1 occupies the former NAP of the Americas building, a six-story, 750,000-square-foot facility that opened in 2001 and is a major internet exchange point.
HivelocityMIA1CARRIER-NEUTRALPENDING REVIEW Per Hivelocity's own site: Hivelocity's colocation page lists its Miami facility as carrier-neutral with peering including Equinix Miami (NOTA) and FLIX exchanges.
QTS Data CentersMiamiCARRIER-NEUTRALPENDING REVIEW Per QTS Data Centers's own site: QTS lists this as a small 1-acre, 2 MW facility.
QuadraNetMiami DatacenterTIER IIIPENDING REVIEW This facility is described as Tier III certified and built to withstand a Category 5 hurricane.
Volico Data CentersMIA2CARRIER-NEUTRALPENDING REVIEW Per Volico Data Centers's own site: Volico states that MIA2, at 36 NE 2nd Street, occupies a former BellSouth central office fully renovated in 1999 and sits outside FEMA's 500-year flood zone.
Volico Data CentersMIA1PENDING REVIEW Per Volico Data Centers's own site: Volico states that MIA1, located at 100 N. Biscayne Blvd., occupies a building constructed in 1963 and renovated to telecom standards in 2006, and shares the same dual power grid that serves local hospitals and courthouses.
Common Questions
Is there a carrier hotel in Miami?
Filled in per-city where applicable, from research data.
What colocation providers operate in Miami?
We've currently tracked 10 companies operating 11 facilities in Miami — see the company list above, and contact a provider directly to confirm current availability.
Is there an AI data center in Miami?
As of now, we don't have a confirmed AI-optimized (GPU-dense, liquid-cooled) data center on file for Miami, though some providers listed above may support AI workloads to varying degrees. We continue tracking new developments here.
Are there cloud providers in Miami?
Yes — we've identified 5 cloud providers with a presence in Miami. See the company list above, and contact a provider directly to confirm current availability.
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