Iron Mountain has commenced construction on its inaugural Miami-Dade County data center, MIA-1. Located in Miami's District 12 on a 3.4-acre site, the 150,000 sq ft (13,935 sqm) facility is slated to operate on 100 percent carbon-free energy upon its 2026 launch. The project, initially announced in November 2023, involves converting the company's former record storage facility.
Update: In September 2025, Iron Mountain topped out its first data center in Miami, Florida.
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| 3.13 miles | Verizon: 16583 NW 15th | |
| 3.28 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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| 4.10 miles | iM Critical Miami |
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| 5.46 miles | Edgeconnex Miami MIA02 | |
| 5.51 miles | ifx Miami | |
| 6.11 miles | CoreSite Miami MI1 |
CoreSite’s MI1 data center in Miami provides connectivity from the U.S. to South America, as well as existing and scalable connectivity to NAP of the Americas. Built to withstand a Category 5 hurricane.
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| 7.82 miles | Lumen: Miami 2 | |
| 7.82 miles | NAP of the Americas - Equinix Miami MI1 |
Equinix has 4 data centers in the Miami area, but the MI1 site is their flagship. Not only is it the biggest Equinix facility in Flordia, but it is the best connected. Equinix acquired NOTA as well as 28 other data centers from Verizon in 2017.
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| 7.97 miles | Lumen: Miami 1 (49 Northwest 5th) | |
| 8.23 miles | Fiberhub MIA1 | |
| 8.24 miles | QuadraNet Miami | |
| 8.24 miles | ColoHouse Miami | |
| 8.24 miles | Equinix Miami MI2 | |
| 8.24 miles | DataBank MIA1 |
Customers can utilize Zayos fiber and lit services to reach the Nap of the Americas
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| 8.24 miles | 36 NE 2nd - Digital Realty |
The building is one of Miami's top interconnection points the building is home to the former Telx bMMR, Equinix MI2 which is a former Switch and Data site, and ColoHouse.
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| 8.28 miles | CoreSite MI2 |
CoreSite's second Miami data center, a 103,000 sq ft, 4.3 MW Cat-5-hardened facility in Doral. Originally Baptist Health's enterprise data center, acquired by CoreSite in September 2022 and connected via lit fiber to MI1 to form a ~150,000 sq ft Miami campus.
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| 8.38 miles | Volico MIA1 | |
| 8.48 miles | Cogent: 200 SE 1st | |
| 8.57 miles | Aptum Miami |
The site was originally a Peer 1 site before the Cogeco acquisition.
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| 8.58 miles | 2300 NW 89th PI |
In August 2025, Digital Realty sold its Miami data center for $8 million.
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| 8.78 miles | Equinix Miami MI6 | |
| 9.06 miles | AT&T MIA1 |
The AT&T Miami data center is located in Fontainebleau and next to the Mall to the Americas
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| 10.25 miles | RadiusDC: Miami I |
The site was formerly managed by Telefonica until Nabiax acquired it in 2020. On 13 June 2023, Nabiax sold its American-based data centers to the investment fund Actis.
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| 10.43 miles | QTS Miami |
The QTS Miami data center rated to survive a category 5 hurricane, is above the 500-year flood level, and also has 3,000 sq. ft. of office space
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| 10.46 miles | EdgeConneX MIA01 |
Customer work spaces are available
Raised Floor: 30"
EdgeConnex has rights to adjacent space to accommodate expansion.
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| 13.20 miles | Metrobloks: Miami MIA-A1 |
The 112,900 SF facility offers customizable rack densities from 5kW to 150+kW, hybrid cooling options (air, liquid, or mixed), and modular scalability from 3MW to 12MW per hall.
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Iron Mountain Data Centers is the data center business of Iron Mountain Incorporated and operates sites in the United States and Europe, with an India platform built through its partnership with Web Werks. In January 2018 it closed the acquisition of IO Data Centers, adding facilities in Phoenix and Scottsdale, Arizona, Edison, New Jersey, and Columbus, Ohio. In May 2018 it acquired EvoSwitch Netherlands, expanding into the Amsterdam market, and in 2019 it added capacity in Amsterdam and London. In India, Iron Mountain formed a joint venture with Web Werks in 2021 and in April 2025 it announced full ownership and a rebrand to Iron Mountain Data Centers India. Iron Mountain Incorporated was founded in 1951.
Iron Mountain Data Centers History:
April 13, 2026 Iron Mountain
Iron Mountain has topped out a new data center in Chennai, India.“We are thrilled to celebrate a recent major milestone in our global expansion: the official topping-out ceremony of our Chennai CHN-1 data center in Ambattur!” the company said on LinkedIn this week. “As the structural framework...
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March 18, 2026 Iron Mountain
Iron Mountain is targeting a new data center development outside Austin, Texas. First reported by BizJournal, the company is targeting a campus outside the city of Hutto in Williamson County.The Hutto City Council last week reviewed a presentation from Iron Mountain on its Taylor Meadows data...
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August 14, 2024 Miami
RadiusDC this week announced the acquisition of Miami I in the Sweetwater area of the city from NextStream, a data center operator in Latin America owned by Actis. RadiusDC said it plans to immediately expand the site's capacity from 3.2MW to 9.2MW. "We believe Miami I is an ideal asset to expand...
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July 09, 2024 Miami
Mobile coverage solution firm InfiniG has deployed its in-building mobile infrastructure as a Service (MCaaS) solution at the Gale South Beach Hotel in Miami. This deployment offers multi-carrier mobile coverage services to all guests in all locations in the Gale Hospitality Group-owned hotel,...
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November 06, 2023 Iron Mountain
Iron Mountain is to convert one of its former records management facilities in Miami, Florida, into a data center that will offer 16MW. Iron Mountain CEO William L. Meaney said during the company's Q3 2023 earnings call last week, “Miami is a key market where a number of our customers are looking...
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