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Although the data center is in Florence Kentucky, it is close to downtown Cincinnati.

The Florence data center facility has multiple levels of redundancy available within the same footprint (N, N+1). The site is set up with both water cooled and air cooled chillers for continued redundancy structure.

  • 140,000 sq. ft. data center / 55,000 sq. ft. white space available
  • SSAE 16 (SOC I type II), PCI DSS (sec 9 & 12), HIPAA, ISO 27001, FISMA
  • Multiple levels of redundancy available within same footprint
  • 36-inch raised floor design
  • N+1 cooling configuration

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7190-7200 Industrial Road Florence
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9.50 miles Lumen Cincinnati (1428 West 8th)
9.56 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.
9.66 miles H5 Cincinnati II
The 107,000 SF Cincinnati data center was originally developed by PNC Bank
9.77 miles DartPoints: Cincinnati, OH
Conveniently located in the heart of Cincinnati, CVG01 provides immediate access to dense fiber routes and core network infrastructure.
10.04 miles DataCanopy: Cincinnati, OH
Located in downtown, the CIN2 data center facility is used for production colocation, backup and recovery, and business continuity.
10.05 miles CyrusOne Cincinnati 7th Street
The site is located 15 minutes from Greater Cincinnati and the Northern Kentucky International Airport.
10.46 miles Lumen Cincinnati 1 (400 Pike)

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Facility at 7190 Industrial Rd in Florence
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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.
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