OneNeck IT Solutions
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OneNeck IT Solutions is a U.S. hybrid-IT provider that sells colocation, private and public cloud hosting (including its own ReliaCloud platform), managed services, and connectivity out of a small network of purpose-built, multi-tenant data centers across six Western and Midwestern states. As of 2024, OneNeck was acquired by US Signal Company, LLC (a portfolio company of Igneo Infrastructure Partners) from its prior parent, Telephone and Data Systems, Inc. (NYSE: TDS), and OneNeck’s own website now redirects into the combined US Signal brand, though the legacy OneNeck facilities in Arizona, Colorado, Iowa, Minnesota, Oregon and Wisconsin remain part of that footprint. OneNeck built its reputation serving mid-market and enterprise customers — banking, healthcare, manufacturing, government, retail and education among them — with roughly 1,000+ customers across 45 states, per acquisition-era press materials. Its facilities are generally Tier III (Uptime Institute) or Tier 3 rated, purpose-built rather than repurposed buildings, and several were acquired through prior deals (BendBroadband/The Vault in Oregon, VISI in Minneapolis, Team Technologies in Madison, MSN Communications in Denver, Vital Support Systems in Des Moines).
OneNeck IT Solutions operates as a cloud provider and colocation provider, with facilities at the following locations:
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OneNeck IT Solutions Data Center Locations
- Gilbert, Arizona, USA OneNeck IT Solutions Data Center (1655 W Sunrise Blvd) TIER 3 PENDING REVIEW
This roughly 14,000-square-foot Phoenix-area facility was recognized as one of OneNeck's Tier 3 data centers in a 2015 CRN Data Center 100 feature. - Englewood, Colorado, USA OneNeck Denver Data Center (8675 Concord Center Dr) TIER 3+ PENDING REVIEW
This purpose-built Denver Tech Center facility opened its first phase in June 2015 at 35,000 sq ft, on a phased-build design intended to expand eventually to 160,000 sq ft. - Waukee, Iowa, USA OneNeck Des Moines Data Center (390 NE Alice's Rd) TIER 3 PENDING REVIEW
Opened in late 2009 and built to a self-described "fail-safe" standard, this 20,000 sq ft facility is engineered to withstand an F4 tornado and uses iris-geometry scanners for access control. - Eden Prairie, Minnesota, USA OneNeck Eden Prairie (Minneapolis) Data Center TIER III PENDING REVIEW
This facility was the first in Minnesota to receive the Uptime Institute Tier III Design Certification, and underwent a $12 million, roughly 6,000 sq ft expansion announced in 2014. - Bend, Oregon, USA The Vault (OneNeck Bend Data Center) TIER III PENDING REVIEW
Known as "The Vault," this was the first data center purpose-built and dedicated to commercial colocation services in Central Oregon, and it was certified Tier III by the Uptime Institute. - Fitchburg, Wisconsin, USA OneNeck Madison Data Center (5515 Nobel Dr) TIER 3 PENDING REVIEW
This roughly 60,000 sq ft facility, serving the Madison, Wisconsin market, contains six secure data rooms alongside a command center and staging areas.
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Common Questions
Is OneNeck IT Solutions still an independent company?
Not fully — US Signal Company, LLC completed its acquisition of OneNeck IT Solutions LLC and OneNeck Data Center Holdings LLC from Telephone and Data Systems, Inc. in 2024, and OneNeck's own website (oneneck.com) now redirects into the combined US Signal brand.
Where are OneNeck's data centers located?
OneNeck's legacy facilities are in Gilbert, Arizona; the Denver, Colorado area (Englewood); Des Moines, Iowa (Waukee); the Minneapolis, Minnesota area (Eden Prairie); Madison, Wisconsin (Fitchburg); and Bend, Oregon — some acquisition-era press releases also referenced New Jersey and Nebraska, but no specific city-level facility for those states could be confirmed.
Does OneNeck offer AI or GPU-specific infrastructure?
No public, specific evidence was found of AI-optimized or GPU-dense infrastructure at any OneNeck facility; its data centers are described as general-purpose colocation, cloud, and managed-services facilities rather than AI-purpose-built space.
What is OneNeck's Bend, Oregon data center known for?
Known as "The Vault," it was the first data center purpose-built for commercial colocation in Central Oregon and was certified Tier III by the Uptime Institute, with features like a rooftop solar array and ENERGY STAR certification.
Does OneNeck IT Solutions offer colocation services?
OneNeck IT Solutions is classified as a colocation provider among other services it offers — we can't confirm which specific facilities provide colocation services. Please contact OneNeck IT Solutions directly to confirm colocation availability.
Does OneNeck IT Solutions offer cloud services?
OneNeck IT Solutions is classified as a cloud provider among other services it offers — we can't confirm which specific facilities provide cloud services. Please contact OneNeck IT Solutions directly to confirm cloud availability.
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