Flexential Fort Lauderdale

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Operational

Fully operational facility

Miami

Metro
Florida

State
Southeast US

Region
United States

Country
North America

Region
Americas

Region

Flexential Fort Lauderdale

PUE: 1.65

Ownership: Flexential does not own the building.

SqFt

Total Building Size

Total Power

SqFt

Gross Colocation Size

Flexential's Miami Fort Lauderdale site is a former Peak 10 site. Flexential was created after Peak10 acquired ViaWest for $1.67 billion in August 2017. The rebranding from Peak10 to Flexential was announced in January 2018.

Site	Usable SqFt	Power MW
Miami 1	22,000	2.5 MW
Miami 2	11,000	3 MW
Total	33,000	5.5

Map and Nearby Locations

5301 NW 33rd Ave

Flexential Sites

Nearby Facilities

Sites within 15 miles of Flexential Fort Lauderdale

Distance	Site	About
0.37 miles	365: Fort Lauderdale
5.87 miles	T-Mobile Everglades MSO
7.92 miles	Volico Broward
14.65 miles	Equinix Miami MI3	Location Orientation – It is located 40 mi/64 km north of Miami Miami Intl Airport (MIA) is 50 mi/80 km Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood Intl Airport (FLL) is 29 miles/47 km Parking – Adjacent Building Parking (no cost)
14.87 miles	365 Boca Raton	Site was a former Host.net and was acquired by 365 Data Centers in 2017.
14.93 miles	Cogent: Conference Way North
16.89 miles	Edgeconnex Miami MIA02
18.40 miles	Verizon: 16583 NW 15th
18.43 miles	Apotech: Miami 1	Tier III, Cat-5-rated colocation in Miami (1100 NW 163rd Dr): 47,550 sq ft commissioning Q2 2026; 1.1 MW Phase 1 scalable to 10 MW; carrier-neutral, liquid-cooling ready.

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Front side and parking lot

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Map of Flexential's Network and Data Center Locations

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Operating Company

Flexential is a U.S. data center operator formed when Peak 10 acquired ViaWest in August 2017 for $1.67 billion. The company subsequently rebranded in January 2018 as a single company.

The company provides colocation, interconnection, cloud, and managed services. The company is backed by private equity firm GI Partners, which agreed to acquire Peak 10 in 2014. ViaWest was founded in 1999 in Denver and Peak 10 in 2000 in Charlotte, with each building regional data center portfolios before combining in 2017.

Flexential History:

In January 2018, Rebranded from Peak 10 + ViaWest to Flexential.
In August 2017, Peak 10 completed the acquisition of ViaWest from Shaw Communications for approximately US$1.675 billion.
In November 2015, ViaWest agreed to acquire INetU for US$162.5 million.
In June 2015, ViaWest agreed to acquire AppliedTrust.
In March 2000, Peak 10 was founded in Charlotte, North Carolina.
In April 1999, ViaWest was founded in Denver as a roll-up of ISPs

Facilities

326MW

Megawatts

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Cloudflare blames Flexential DC outage for its service disruption

November 07, 2023 Flexential

Content Delivery Network (CDN), security, and Edge computing company Cloudflare has blamed its November 2 service disruption on a power failure at a Flexential data center in Hillsboro, Oregon. "On November 2 at 08:50 UTC, Portland General Electric (PGE), the utility company that services PDX-04,...

Flexential to expand Georgia and Oregon data center campuses

July 11, 2023 Flexential

A second building is anticipated at its new campus in Atlanta, and a fifth building will be constructed in Hillsboro, according to Flexential's announcement of new data center developments in Georgia and Oregon. This week, the company revealed the construction of a 36MW phased development on its...