Network222

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Operated by: Fiore Companies

Network222

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Network222 is a ten-story office building located at 222 West Washington Avenue in downtown Madison, Wisconsin. It includes over 190,000 square feet of rentable area and 240+ heated underground parking spaces. Constructed in 1972, the building was designed with the ability to expand by adding an additional ten-story tower atop the current one-story annex. (source: Fiore)

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222 West Washington Ave. Madison
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0.00 miles US Signal: WI01 Madison
US Signal's data center is located in the heart of downtown Madison.
0.01 miles 5Nines
0.47 miles Lumen Madison 1
4.83 miles EdgeConnex Madison
5.75 miles US Signal: WI02 Madison
The site was previously a OneNeck facility. In 2024, US Signal completed its acquisition of OneNeck Data Center Holdings LLC (OneNeck).
6.93 miles SupraNet Madison
10.98 miles QTS: Vienna, Wisconsin
QTS is set to develop a new data center near Madison, Wisconsin, with plans for up to 15 buildings. The initial phase will include three to five buildings, each requiring an investment of $300-500 million.
11.02 miles QTS: Vienna Expansion
13.40 miles QTS: DeForest, Wisconsin
QTS Data Centers has officially withdrawn its proposal for a massive expansion plan near Madison, Wisconsin, effectively canceling the development of a new data center campus in the Village of DeForest.

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Operated by: Fiore Companies
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