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The facility is designed as a redundant carrier hub for the 511 4th Street data infrastructure. Diverse fiber entry is provided, and high-density pods are available from Q1 2026.
| Distance | Site | About |
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| 0.30 miles | Verizon: 250 Marquette |
The site is a previous XO Communications facility
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| 0.31 miles | Cogent: 250 Marquette | |
| 0.74 miles | Verizon: 1200 Washington |
Former XO Communications site
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| 0.79 miles | Level3 Minneapolis (222 South 9th) | |
| 0.95 miles | G42: Minneapolis |
G42 is the primary tenant of Legacy Investing's Minneapolis CBD data center.
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| 0.95 miles | Cloud Capital: Minneapolis CBD |
In 2026, Cloud Capital and Arcapita acquired the data center from Legacy Investing LLC.
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| 1.16 miles | 511 Building - Minnesota Technology Center |
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| 1.16 miles | Cologix: Minnesota Technology Center |
Cologix's Minnesota's 5 data halls are located within the 511 carrier hotel. The 511 11th Avenue Building, located across the street from the Metrodome (home of the Minnesota Vikings) was under threat of being torn down to make room for a new stadium, but the building was saved
MIN1 is the Building's MMR
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| 1.16 miles | Lumen Minneapolis 2 |
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| 1.16 miles | DataBank Minneapolis MSP4 |
In 2020, DataBank acquired the facility from Zayo.
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| 1.16 miles | Level3 Minneapolis (511 11th) | |
| 5.96 miles | H5 Minneapolis | |
| 8.99 miles | Databank Minneapolis Edina MSP1 | |
| 8.99 miles | Consolidated Edina |
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| 9.14 miles | US Signal: Saint Paul |
The site was previously a OneNeck facility. In 2024, US Signal completed its acquisition of OneNeck Data Center Holdings LLC (OneNeck).
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| 9.30 miles | Lumen Minnetonka |
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| 9.92 miles | EdgeConnex Minneapolis |
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| 10.12 miles | US Signal: MN01 Minneapolis |
The site was previously a OneNeck facility. In 2024, US Signal completed its acquisition of OneNeck Data Center Holdings LLC (OneNeck).
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| 10.96 miles | Swervo: Eagan |
The 245,000-square-foot data center in Eagan, which was originally operated by Unisys (and formerly Sperry), officially changed hands in 2025.
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| 10.96 miles | IronGate: MSP3 |
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| 11.77 miles | DataBank Minneapolis Eagan MSP2 | |
| 12.41 miles | DataBank Brooklyn Park MSP3 | |
| 13.35 miles | Centra: Minneapolis |
U.S. data center firm Centra has broken ground on MSP1, a new carrier-neutral data center located in Eagan, Dakota County.
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| 13.52 miles | Connect Data Centers: Eagan, MN |
CLOP Eagan MN, LLC, with involvement from Oppidan, intends to develop a 61,000 square foot data center on a 22.1-acre portion of YMCA-owned land on Opperman Drive in Eagan, Minnesota.
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| 15.47 miles | IronGate: MSP2 |
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| 15.63 miles | IronGate Woodbury MSP1 |
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| 17.10 miles | Centersquare: Minneapolis MP2 |
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| 18.20 miles | Connect Data Centers: Apple Valley, MN |
The Apple Valley Campus will consist of seven buildings, five of which will be dedicated data centers, encompassing a total building area of approximately 1 million square feet (92,900 sqm).
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| 18.35 miles | Edged Energy: Minneapolis MSP01 |
Edged Energy plans to construct a data center campus in Minneapolis, with operations expected to begin in Q1 2029.
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| 18.35 miles | Edged Energy: MSP01 Expansion | |
| 18.67 miles | Flexential Minneapolis |
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| 19.37 miles | Hyperscale Data Center Request Dataset |
Meta Platforms Inc., through its subsidiary Jimnist LLC, has acquired over 200 acres of land in Rosemount located along County Road 42 and Blaine Avenue in February 2025.
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| 19.82 miles | Hyperscale Data Center Request Dataset |
Meta, the parent company of Facebook, announced it will build an $800 million data center in Rosemount.
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IronGate Data Centers delivers secure, redundant data center space in one of the nation's safest and most cost-effective locations. The purpose-built facility features 16 MW of available power, with capacity for expansion up to 65 MW. The company provides exclusive infrastructure and independently demised space to each individual occupier. IronGate Data Centers specializes in delivering turn-key, concurrently maintainable topologies. The facilities support power densities ranging from 50 to 250 watts per square foot. The company enables its occupier-partners to compete their Managed Services and Telecom contracts from its data centers, or to self-perform such services, helping them achieve the lowest possible total cost of operation. IronGate Data Centers operates two facilities in the Twin-Cities, strategically positioned at opposite sides of the metro area.
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