CyrusOne Cincinnati 7th Street

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Operational

Fully operational facility

Cincinnati

Metro
Ohio

State
Midwest US

Region
United States

Country
North America

Region
Americas

Region

CyrusOne Cincinnati 7th Street

Short Code: CIN2

Sites leasing space from CyrusOne:

DataCanopy: Cincinnati, OH

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Total Building Size

Total Power

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Gross Colocation Size

400,000 sq. ft. data center/ 212,000 colo square feet (CSF)
SSAE 16 (SOC I type II), PCI DSS (sec 9 & 12), HIPAA, ISO 27001, FISMA
High-Performance Computing (HPC) capable
Carrier-neutral, as well as dark-fiber connectivity option
100% uptime service level agreement on power
Dedicated cages and private suite options available
Built to Fujita F2 wind rating
Cincinnati’s primary switching facility on FEMA priority list.
Very Early Smoke Detection Apparatus (VESDA) system; sampling air in parts per million
FM200 or FE-25 clean gas suppression in a full flood deployment
15 Minutes from Greater Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport
Major metropolitan downtown; 10 national chain hotels within four blocks; 40 peering arrangements, Harden Bell constructed building

Map and Nearby Locations

229 West 7th St. Cincinnati

CyrusOne Sites

Nearby Facilities

Sites within 15 miles of CyrusOne Cincinnati 7th Street

Distance	Site	About
0.01 miles	DataCanopy: Cincinnati, OH	Located in downtown, the CIN2 data center facility is used for production colocation, backup and recovery, and business continuity.
0.32 miles	DartPoints: Cincinnati, OH	Conveniently located in the heart of Cincinnati, CVG01 provides immediate access to dense fiber routes and core network infrastructure.
0.50 miles	H5 Cincinnati 360 Gest	The Cincinnati data center is home to several metro, long haul and telecommunications access providers such as AT&T, Inteliquent, Windstream and Zayo.
0.77 miles	Lumen Cincinnati 1 (400 Pike)
1.09 miles	H5 Cincinnati II	The 107,000 SF Cincinnati data center was originally developed by PNC Bank
1.35 miles	Lumen Cincinnati (1428 West 8th)
10.05 miles	CyrusOne Kentucky	Although the data center is in Florence Kentucky, it is close to downtown Cincinnati.
12.28 miles	CyrusOne Cincinnati-Blue Ash
14.43 miles	Encore Technologies BLU1
14.89 miles	CyrusOne Cincinnati-Goldcoast
15.16 miles	Flexential Cincinnati 1 and 2	The Flexential sites are former Peak 10 facilities.
15.75 miles	Lumen Cincinnati 4
17.73 miles	CyrusOne Cincinnati-Mason
19.48 miles	Logistix: Hamilton, OH	Logistix Property Group plans to build a two-story, 310,640 sq ft data center in Hamilton. The Hamilton City Planning Commission has already recommended approval for the project.
19.55 miles	LightHouse: CLT01 Campus	LightHouse Data Centers is developing a turnkey, build-to-suit data center project in the Midwest.
19.68 miles	CyrusOne Cincinnati-Hamilton	Facility is located 30 minutes north of downtown Cincinnati

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Stack Plan at 7th Street Data Center

Source: CyrusOne

Cincinnati Bell Building was built in an Art Deco style

Source: Baxtel

Operating Company

CyrusOne is a data center owner, operator, and developer that manages more than 50 facilities, with its footprint concentrated in the U.S. and Europe. The company is based in Dallas and was taken private in March 2022 by funds managed by KKR and Global Infrastructure Partners in a transaction valued at approximately 15 billion dollars including debt.

Its portfolio centers on hyperscale and enterprise colocation across multi-building campuses. CyrusOne has also pursued international growth initiatives alongside its core North American and European markets.

CyrusOne History:

March 2022: Taken private by funds managed by KKR and Global Infrastructure Partners in an approximately 15 billion dollar all-cash transaction including debt.
July 2015: Acquired Cervalis, adding four data centers and two disaster recovery sites in the New York metro.
July 2014: Acquired Cervalis
January 2013: Completed initial public offering on NASDAQ as a carve-out of Cincinnati Bell’s data center business.
June 2010: Cincinnati Bell acquired CyrusOne for approximately 525 million dollars.
2000: Founded by David Ferdman.

Facilities

News See all

CyrusOne Files Plans for Three-Building, $1.5bn Data Center Campus in Fairfield, Texas

August 01, 2026 CyrusOne

CyrusOne has filed plans for three buildings at a new data center campus in Fairfield, Texas, located adjacent to Calpine’s Freestone natural gas power plant. The project, on FM 488 in Freestone County, about 90 miles (144.8km) south of Dallas, is part of a 760MW data center development being...

CyrusOne Begins Construction on 380MW Data Center in Texas

June 08, 2026 CyrusOne

CyrusOne has begun construction on a new data center campus in Texas, breaking ground last week in Freestone County, about 90 miles (144 km) south of Dallas. Full details of the planned development have not yet been disclosed. CyrusOne has partnered with Constellation on a 380MW agreement to...

CyrusOne to Internalize US Data Center Operations

May 07, 2026 CyrusOne

US data center operator CyrusOne is bringing a significant portion of its on-site operations in-house, ending large sections of its existing outsourcing partnership with JLL. The KKR-owned company confirmed to DCD this week that it is restructuring its US operating model by internalizing on-site...

CyrusOne Wins Approval for Sangamon, Illinois Data Center

April 09, 2026 CyrusOne

CyrusOne has received approval to build a data center in Sangamon, Illinois. Members of the Sangamon County Board voted on Tuesday to allow construction of the $500 million project, which will span 280 acres and include four buildings at the 13000 block of Thayer Road in Waverly.CyrusOne has said...

CyrusOne Starts Construction on First Italy Data CenterI Outside Milan

March 28, 2026 CyrusOne

CyrusOne has broken ground on its first data center in Italy. The company this week announced it has officially broken ground on MIL1 in Milan. The three-story facility will deliver 27MW of IT capacity across 7,000 sqm (75,345 sq ft) of technical space, with the first phase expected to go live by...