US Signal
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US Signal is a Midwest-rooted colocation and cloud provider that, as of 2026, operates 17 data centers across nine U.S. states, all tied together by its own privately owned fiber network spanning thousands of route miles. Founded in 2001 in Grand Rapids, Michigan (originally as US Xchange), the company built its footprint organically in secondary Midwest markets — Grand Rapids, Detroit, Chicago, Indianapolis, South Bend, and Madison — before expanding into Denver, Phoenix, Bend (Oregon), Des Moines, and Minneapolis/St. Paul through a wave of acquisitions, most notably the 2024 purchase of TDS’s OneNeck Data Center Holdings (adding six data centers across Arizona, Colorado, Iowa, Minnesota, Oregon and Wisconsin) and a 2023 Indianapolis acquisition. In 2026 it further expanded with a new Aurora, Illinois facility. Backed by infrastructure investor Igneo Infrastructure Partners, US Signal has pursued a stated strategy of building a distributed, edge-focused national platform, and announced a $200 million capital-expenditure program in mid-2025 to add power-dense capacity — including AI-oriented upgrades — at several of its sites, notably Detroit and Des Moines.
US Signal operates as a cloud provider and colocation provider, with facilities at the following locations:
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US Signal Data Center Locations
- Gilbert, Arizona, USA AZ01 Phoenix · +1-866-274-4625 PENDING REVIEW
Formerly a OneNeck facility acquired by US Signal in 2024, this site sits in the Gilbert/Chandler tech corridor known locally as the 'Silicon Desert.' - Englewood, Colorado, USA CO01 Denver TIER III CARRIER-NEUTRAL · +1-866-274-4625 PENDING REVIEW
This facility sits in the Denver Tech Center area of Englewood, positioned as a central-US latency site without West Coast earthquake exposure. - Aurora, Illinois, USA IL02 Aurora · +1-866-274-4625 PENDING REVIEW
This 13,055-square-foot facility offers 250kW of capacity and was acquired by US Signal in early 2026 as part of a stated strategy to build a distributed, edge-focused national data center platform. - Oak Brook, Illinois, USA IL01 Chicago CARRIER-NEUTRAL · +1-866-274-4625 PENDING REVIEW
This facility is leased inside the ServerFarm-owned building at 810 Jorie Blvd and is described as carrier-neutral, giving customers Chicago-area peering density without downtown facility premiums. - Indianapolis, Indiana, USA IN01 Indianapolis · +1-866-274-4625 PENDING REVIEW
This facility is located inside a well-established downtown Indianapolis carrier hotel, giving customers direct access to a dense concentration of carriers in one building. - Indianapolis, Indiana, USA IN02 Indianapolis North TIER III · +1-866-274-4625 PENDING REVIEW
This 9,600-square-foot, 2-megawatt facility meets Uptime Institute's Tier III standard and was acquired and substantially renovated by US Signal in 2023-2024, planned to feature 300 available cabinets. - South Bend, Indiana, USA IN03 South Bend · +1-866-274-4625 PENDING REVIEW
This facility is connected to the historic Union Station Technology Center, a former 1929 train station converted into a carrier hub in northern Indiana, and is leased within 1547 Critical Systems Realty's SBIN1 building. - Waukee, Iowa, USA IA01 Des MoinesAI DATA CENTER TIER III · +1-866-274-4625 PENDING REVIEW
This Waukee facility is undergoing a multi-million-dollar expansion, adding 6 MW of new commercial power specifically to support high-density AI, cloud, and edge workloads. - Auburn Hills, Michigan, USA MI05 Detroit North · +1-866-274-4625 PENDING REVIEW
This Auburn Hills facility is one of US Signal's largest-power sites, built out with 6,000 kW of generator capacity and 4,000 kW of 2N UPS capacity. - Belleville, Michigan, USA MI03 Detroit MetroAI DATA CENTER · +1-866-274-4625 PENDING REVIEW
Located near Detroit Metro Airport in Van Buren Township, this is one of US Signal's newer, higher-capacity facilities recently expanded for greater power density. - Byron Center, Michigan, USA MI02 Grand Rapids South TIER II · +1-866-274-4625 PENDING REVIEW
This is a hardened, low-profile concrete building located next to US-131 in the southwest Grand Rapids suburb of Byron Center. - Kentwood, Michigan, USA MI01 Grand Rapids East TIER III CARRIER-NEUTRAL · +1-866-274-4625 PENDING REVIEW
Purpose-built from the ground up for data center operations, this Grand Rapids-area facility offers over 40,000 square feet of colocation space and is one of only two US Signal sites with dedicated 24/7 on-site security staff. - Southfield, Michigan, USA MI04 Southfield TIER II · +1-866-274-4625 PENDING REVIEW
This facility sits in metro Detroit's established Southfield business corridor near M-10, M-39, and M-24. - Saint Paul, Minnesota, USA MN01 Minneapolis/Saint Paul · +1-866-274-4625 PENDING REVIEW
This downtown Saint Paul facility was previously operated by OneNeck and came into US Signal's portfolio through the 2024 acquisition of OneNeck Data Center Holdings LLC from TDS. - Bend, Oregon, USA OR01 Bend TIER III · +1-866-274-4625 PENDING REVIEW
Built in 2010 and LEED certified, this eco-friendly, Tier 3 facility was previously operated by OneNeck before US Signal's 2024 acquisition. - Fitchburg, Wisconsin, USA WI02 Madison (Fitchburg) · +1-866-274-4625 PENDING REVIEW
Located in nearby Fitchburg, this is a larger, purpose-built facility that complements the downtown WI01 site, letting customers scale within the same market. - Madison, Wisconsin, USA WI01 Madison TIER III · +1-866-274-4625 PENDING REVIEW
This facility sits in the heart of downtown Madison, close to the state government and healthcare-technology institutions driving demand for compliance-sensitive infrastructure in the area.
By Continent
US Signal AI Data Centers
US Signal has begun retrofitting select facilities for AI-era demand rather than building AI-only sites. Its Belleville, Michigan facility (MI03) was recently expanded specifically to support growing AI and edge computing workloads, while its Waukee/Des Moines facility (IA01) is undergoing a build-out — part of a broader $200 million, 2025-announced capital program — adding 6 MW of new power and advanced cooling to support high-density, 20-30kW AI and HPC racks. These upgrades are described by the company as targeted responses to customer demand for high-density infrastructure rather than a wholesale conversion of its colocation business to AI-only space.
- Belleville, USA MI03 Detroit Metro AI DATA CENTER PENDING REVIEW
Located near Detroit Metro Airport in Van Buren Township, this is one of US Signal's newer, higher-capacity facilities recently expanded for greater power density. - Waukee, USA IA01 Des Moines AI DATA CENTER TIER IIIPENDING REVIEW
This Waukee facility is undergoing a multi-million-dollar expansion, adding 6 MW of new commercial power specifically to support high-density AI, cloud, and edge workloads.
Common Questions
How many data centers does US Signal operate, and where?
As of 2026, US Signal's own site lists 17 data centers across Michigan (five, including Grand Rapids and three around Detroit), Illinois (Oak Brook and Aurora), Indiana (two in Indianapolis, one in South Bend), Wisconsin (two in Madison/Fitchburg), Iowa (Des Moines), Minnesota (Minneapolis/St. Paul), Arizona (Phoenix/Gilbert), Colorado (Denver/Englewood), and Oregon (Bend).
Does US Signal offer AI/GPU-ready infrastructure?
US Signal has been adding AI-oriented, high-density capacity at specific sites: its MI03 Detroit-area (Belleville) facility was recently expanded to support growing AI and edge computing workloads, and its Des Moines (IA01) facility is receiving 6 megawatts of new commercial power to support high-density, next-generation AI, cloud, and edge workloads as part of a $200 million company-wide capital program announced in 2025.
How did US Signal grow from a regional Midwest provider to a multi-state operator?
The company expanded significantly through acquisitions, most notably buying TDS's OneNeck Data Center Holdings in 2024 (adding data centers in Arizona, Colorado, Iowa, Minnesota, Oregon, and Wisconsin), acquiring a second Indianapolis facility in 2023, and acquiring a new Aurora, Illinois facility in early 2026.
Is US Signal a colocation company or a cloud provider?
Both — US Signal sells physical colocation space (cages, cabinets, and cageless rack space) for customers' own equipment across its data centers, and it also sells its own private/multi-tenant cloud platform, branded OpenCloud, delivered from within its facilities.
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