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| 2.86 miles | QTS: Vienna Expansion |
Later phases of QTS Data Centers' proposed campus in the Town of Vienna, Wisconsin, withdrawn in 2026 when QTS chose a site in Iowa.
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| 3.82 miles | QTS: Vienna, Wisconsin |
QTS Data Centers proposed a large data center campus in the Town of Vienna, north of Madison, Wisconsin, in 2025. It withdrew in 2026 and chose a site in Iowa.
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| 5.65 miles | QBE: Sun Prairie |
QBE's former data center sits in Building 300 of its former General Casualty campus at 1 QBE Way in Sun Prairie, Wisconsin. QBE sold the campus in 2025, and the space is now marketed for lease.
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| 6.70 miles | American Family Insurance: Madison HQ |
American Family Insurance runs an enterprise data center at its national headquarters campus at 6000 American Parkway in Madison, Wisconsin.
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| 7.84 miles | Verizon: 117 N Bristol St, Sun Prairie | |
| 10.01 miles | AT&T: 215 Kedzie St | |
| 11.61 miles | Lumen: 710 E Mifflin St | |
| 12.24 miles | US Signal: WI01 Madison |
US Signal's WI01 data center occupies Suite 1 of the Network222 carrier hotel on Madison's Capitol Square and anchors the company's Wisconsin fiber network.
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| 12.24 miles | Network222 |
Network222 is the ten-story carrier hotel at 222 West Washington Avenue on Madison's Capitol Square. It houses the 5NINES and US Signal data centers and a Madison Internet Exchange (MadIX) switch.
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| 12.25 miles | 5Nines |
5NINES runs a colocation data center in Suite 170 of Network222, the carrier hotel at 222 West Washington Avenue in downtown Madison, Wisconsin. ResTech Services has owned the 5NINES data center business since October 2023.
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| 12.27 miles | AT&T: 122 W Main St | |
| 12.59 miles | UW-Madison: DoIT Data Center |
UW-Madison's DoIT data center fills the basement of the Computer Sciences and Statistics building at 1210 West Dayton Street. It hosts campus research computing and one of the two Madison Internet Exchange (MadIX) switches.
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| 12.63 miles | T-Mobile: Madison | |
| 12.67 miles | Lumen Madison 1 |
Lumen Madison 1 is a Lumen colocation and network site in the Sunkist Building at 612 West Main Street in Madison, Wisconsin.
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| 12.71 miles | AT&T: 1001 Spring St | |
| 12.89 miles | AT&T: 729 Pflaum Rd | |
| 13.33 miles | AT&T: 2802 Sylvan Ave | |
| 13.51 miles | TDS: 1912 Parmenter St, Middleton | |
| 13.82 miles | Wisconsin DET: Femrite Data Center |
The Femrite Data Center at 5830 Femrite Drive in Madison is the State of Wisconsin's primary data center, run by the Department of Administration's Division of Enterprise Technology since 2006.
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| 13.89 miles | EdgeConnex Madison |
EdgeConneX's MAD01 edge data center occupies a pod in the Dane County Data Exchange I building at 4916 East Broadway in Madison, Wisconsin.
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| 13.90 miles | Dane County Data Exchange I |
Dane County Data Exchange I is a carrier-neutral data center building at 4916 East Broadway in Madison, Wisconsin, home to EdgeConneX's Madison edge data center and shell space for lease.
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| 14.46 miles | TDS: Middleton Data Center |
The former TDS Data Center occupies Suite 230 of the Wisconsin Trade Center office building at 8401 Greenway Boulevard in Middleton, Wisconsin. TDS has since left, and the landlord markets the suite for lease.
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| 15.01 miles | SupraNet Madison |
SupraNet runs a SOC 2 Type II colocation data center at 8000 Excelsior Drive on Madison's west side, serving more than 100 customers.
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| 16.05 miles | AT&T: 2002 Reetz Rd | |
| 17.20 miles | CDW: Fitchburg |
Berbee Information Networks opened its first data center in 1999 at its headquarters at 5520 Research Park Drive in Fitchburg, Wisconsin. CDW bought Berbee in 2006 and later closed the data center; Promega bought the building in 2024.
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| 17.94 miles | US Signal: WI02 Madison |
US Signal's WI02 data center at 5515 Nobel Drive in Fitchburg, just south of Madison, Wisconsin, is the largest colocation facility in the Madison market. US Signal bought it with OneNeck from TDS in 2024.
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Brightspeed is a privately held telecommunications company owned by funds managed by Apollo Global Management. It began operating in October 2022, when Apollo funds completed the $7.5 billion purchase of Lumen Technologies' incumbent local exchange business in 20 states. The company is headquartered at 1120 South Tryon Street in Charlotte, North Carolina, and has about 4,000 employees.
Brightspeed provides broadband, voice and business network services to rural and suburban communities across the Midwest, the Southeast, Pennsylvania and New Jersey, and is building fiber to homes and businesses in its footprint. Its Ohio local carrier is United Telephone Company of Ohio, a former Sprint and Embarq company.
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