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365 Data Centers offers Colocation, Network Connectivity, Cloud Solutions, Enterprise AI, and Managed Services across 16 real U.S. facilities, backed by 10+ years of continuous uptime, 24/7 customer support, and one contract, one account team, one invoice.
Colocation
Secure, monitored space, power, cooling, and security across 16 U.S. facilities.
What it is
Colocation means renting secure, monitored space inside one of our data centers to house your own servers and equipment — power, cooling, physical security, and network access are all provided; you bring the hardware.
How it works
You pick a facility and a footprint (a single cabinet, a fenced cage, or a private suite), size your power density, and get cross-connected on site to the carriers and cloud providers you need — no separate contracts required.
The typical approach vs. with 365
Typical approach: Building and running your own data center means capital expense on power, cooling, and physical security — plus a multi-year timeline before it's ready.
With 365: Move into space that's already built, powered, cooled, and secured. Scale by adding a cabinet, not a building.
- 80MW total power capacity across all 16 facilities
- 60+ carrier and cloud providers cross-connected on site
- 24/7 Remote Hands available, hourly or one-time
Network Connectivity
Dedicated Internet, Ethernet transport, dark fiber, and DDoS protection over a 1Tbps+ nationwide backbone.
What it is
Network Connectivity is a dedicated, private circuit — not shared broadband — connecting your locations, data centers, and cloud environments directly over 365's own backbone.
How it works
Choose the circuit type that fits: Dedicated Internet Access, Ethernet Transport between your own sites, Dark Fiber for full control of the physical layer, or a private CloudDirect on-ramp into AWS, Azure, or Google Cloud — layer on DDoS protection if you need it.
The typical approach vs. with 365
Typical approach: A standard ISP connection is shared, best-effort bandwidth — no uptime guarantee, and performance dips when the neighborhood gets busy.
With 365: A dedicated circuit with a 100% uptime SLA and guaranteed bandwidth that's never shared with other tenants.
- 1Tbps+ nationwide backbone capacity
- 100% uptime SLA, 0% packet loss
- Delivered directly, never resold
Cloud Solutions
CloudDirect public-cloud on-ramps, private cloud infrastructure, managed backups, and disaster recovery.
What it is
Cloud Solutions give you compute and storage that runs on 365's own private cloud, or connects privately into a public cloud provider — instead of routing your traffic over the shared public internet.
How it works
Start with CloudDirect for a private on-ramp into AWS, Azure, or Google Cloud, run entirely on 365's private cloud, or blend both in a hybrid setup — then add managed backups, disaster recovery, or a physical business-continuity workspace as needed.
The typical approach vs. with 365
Typical approach: Connecting to a public cloud over the open internet exposes your traffic to the public network, with performance and pricing that can swing unpredictably.
With 365: A private, direct on-ramp keeps cloud traffic off the public internet entirely — predictable performance, predictable pricing.
- Private on-ramps into 3 major public clouds
- 5 designated business-continuity facilities
- Managed backups and disaster recovery
Enterprise AI
A sovereign, private-cloud AI layer — built with Robot Network — running on dedicated hardware in secure colocation.
What it is
Enterprise AI is a private AI environment — models, storage, and compute — that runs on dedicated hardware inside a secure 365 facility, instead of a public AI API where your data leaves your control.
How it works
Choose a sovereign private-cloud platform, governed small-language-model hosting, or a natural-language interface for your own business data — every request is checked against real, identity-based permissions and logged for review.
The typical approach vs. with 365
Typical approach: Public AI APIs send your prompts and data to shared, third-party infrastructure you don't control, billed per-token in a way that can spike without warning.
With 365: A sovereign environment on dedicated hardware — your data never leaves a controlled facility, every request is identity-checked and logged, and costs stay fixed.
- Sovereign, private-cloud AI hosting
- 3 model families hosted locally: OpenAI, Meta, Grok
- 10-50kW rack densities built for real AI workloads
Managed Services
Remote Hands, Network Management, and Consulting & Advisory — built to supplement your IT team.
What it is
Managed Services put 365's own staff to work on your behalf — physically handling your equipment, monitoring your network, or advising on your infrastructure — so you're not doing it all in-house.
How it works
Remote Hands technicians perform tasks in your cabinet directly, billed hourly or one-time; Network Management keeps a 24/7 Network Operations Center watching your traffic; every request routes through one Customer Service Center with a defined escalation path.
The typical approach vs. with 365
Typical approach: Staffing your own on-site engineers at a remote facility means salaries, travel time, and coverage gaps nights and weekends.
With 365: Pay hourly or one-time for Remote Hands exactly when you need them, backed by a 24/7 NOC and one point of contact.
- 24/7 Network Operations Center monitoring
- 30-minute billing increments for Remote Hands
- One escalation path for every support incident
365 Data Centers Locations
365 Data Centers operates 16 facilities across the United States, each independently specified below.
Alpharetta, GA
Facility size: 77,300 sq ft · Power capacity: 4.3MW
25 miles north of Atlanta. 2N UPS across six systems. Dry-pipe pre-action fire suppression. Carriers: AT&T, Charter, Cogent, Comcast, Fiberlight, Lumen, Megaport, Verizon, Zayo.
Aurora, CO
Facility size: 150,000 sq ft · Power capacity: 8MW
20 minutes from downtown Denver, 8 miles from DIA. 2N UPS (16 units). 1,000-ton N+1 cooling plant.
Bridgewater, NJ
Facility size: 25,600 sq ft · Power capacity: 2.3MW (20MW expansion capacity)
On the fiber-rich “Magic Mile,” 40 miles west of NYC — positioned between Philadelphia and NYC for disaster recovery. 2N generator, 13,000-gallon tank (72hrs).
Boca Raton, FL
Facility size: 30,400 sq ft (49,850 sq ft campus) · Power capacity: 1,200A of 480V AC
On “Boca Ridge,” the highest point in Boca Raton, on the emergency power grid. 8 carriers on site. Dedicated disaster-recovery site with its own backup generator. Business continuity site.
Carlstadt, NJ
Facility size: 187,600 sq ft · Power capacity: 18MW
8 data halls, 10 miles from Manhattan. 2N UPS (30 units), 4,000-ton N+1 cooling plant. 20+ carrier entries. Business continuity site.
Chicago, IL
Facility size: 10,000 sq ft · Power capacity: ~800kW combined UPS (N+1)
Heart of Chicago’s financial district, direct connectivity to 350 Cermak. 30+ carriers including Zayo, Cogent, NTT, DE-CIX.
Commack, NY
Facility size: ~24,000–26,200 sq ft · Power capacity: 6MW available
40 miles from NYC. PUE as low as 1.22 during free-cooling. Motion-detection LED lighting cuts energy use 40%.
Detroit, MI
Facility size: 12,000 sq ft · Power capacity: 3×203kW UPS (N+1)
On the Lasher Road fiber corridor in Southfield, near Detroit Metro Airport. 275 carrier network PoPs.
Fort Lauderdale, FL
Facility size: South Florida cluster facility · Power capacity: —
Just outside downtown Fort Lauderdale, near the Turnpike and I-95. Has never been affected by flooding.
Herndon, VA
Facility size: 12,000 sq ft · Power capacity: 830kW available utility power
Just outside Washington, D.C. 150 carrier network PoPs, staff on-site 24/7.
Marlborough, MA
Facility size: 64,800 sq ft · Power capacity: 2.8MW
37 miles outside Boston. 780-ton Liebert cooling. Serves as 365’s premiere Northeast business-continuity center. Business continuity site.
Philadelphia, PA (Downtown)
Facility size: 123,000 sq ft · Power capacity: 10MW
On the I-95 corridor between NYC and D.C. N+1 cooling, 2N power infrastructure. Business continuity site.
Philadelphia, PA (University City)
Facility size: 5,900 sq ft · Power capacity: 4×180kW UPS modules
In the Penn Medicine Science Center — walking distance to Penn and Drexel. 8 carriers, double-interlocked fire suppression.
Rancho Cordova, CA
Facility size: ~69,000 sq ft · Power capacity: 5MW
Sacramento area, fed by SMUD utility. Low-to-moderate seismic zone. 275 carrier PoPs.
Richardson, TX
Facility size: Dallas Telecom Corridor facility · Power capacity: 2N UPS
In Dallas’ Telecom Corridor along US-75, alongside AT&T, Ericsson, Texas Instruments. 13 telecom providers.
Smyrna, GA
Facility size: 134,800 sq ft · Power capacity: ~1,100 tons of cooling
A short drive from Atlanta Hartsfield-Jackson Airport. Dual utility feeds. Premiere Southeast business-continuity center. Business continuity site.
Compliance Frameworks Supported
- SOC 2: An independent audit confirming a provider's controls around security, availability, and confidentiality of customer data. The baseline standard most enterprise buyers require.
- HIPAA: The U.S. federal law governing protected health information. Required if you store or process patient data as a healthcare provider, insurer, or their vendor.
- PCI-DSS: The Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard, required for any business that stores, processes, or transmits credit card data.
- SSAE 18 / ISAE 3402: The audit framework behind SOC reports — SSAE 18 is the U.S. standard, ISAE 3402 the international equivalent, both verifying a facility's internal controls.