Twelve colocation facilities serve the Miami market, from the 750,000 sq ft NAP of the Americas to boutique downtown suites. Each profile covers tier level, power, cooling, hurricane resilience, certifications and connectivity.
Boutique data center with personalized service, premium connectivity, and direct access to Miami's major network exchange points. Serves customers globally with hosting infrastructure.
Primary network exchange point between US and Latin America with massive infrastructure capacity. Global presence across 36 countries on 6 continents with 270+ data centers.
Secondary Equinix facility providing Tier 3 infrastructure with enterprise connectivity and Latin America gateway access. Same building as Digital Realty MIA10.
Premium freestanding facility with direct submarine cable access to Latin America and comprehensive cloud connectivity. US-focused provider with 30+ data centers across 11 strategic markets.
Hyperscale data center facility with robust infrastructure. Global presence across US and Europe with 50+ data centers serving 1,100+ customers worldwide.
Equinix's suburban Doral IBX — a larger-footprint campus site trading downtown carrier-hotel density for space and Equinix's global interconnection fabric.
Iron Mountain's first Miami data center — a GPU-ready, AI-focused facility opening mid-2026 on a converted records-storage campus in Westview.
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Data Centers in Downtown Miami
5 of the twelve facilities sit in downtown Miami, where the market's carrier density and Latin America interconnection concentrate: the NAP of the Americas at 50 NE 9th Street and the carrier hotel at 36 NE 2nd Street. Downtown means the lowest cross-connect latency in the market — weigh it against coastal-zone siting by checking each building's flood elevation and hurricane rating.