US Signal: WI01 Madison

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222 W. Washington Ave. Madison

Operational

Fully operational facility

Madison

Metro
Wisconsin

State
Midwest US

Region
United States

Country
North America

Region
Americas

Region

US Signal: WI01 Madison

Year Built: 2008

This site is leased from Fiore Companies in the Network222 building

Total Power

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Gross Colocation Size

Located in the heart of downtown, US Signal's Madison, Wisconsin data center offers a safe and reliable space to store your data in the downtown area.

SLA: 99.995% uptime.
Generator: 280 kW
UPS: 150 kW
Utility: 300 kVA
On-Net Carriers: Five
Cloud Integration: Cross-connects to cloud services and direct access to US Signal’s fiber backbone.

Map and Nearby Locations:

222 W. Washington Ave. Madison

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Sites within 15 miles of US Signal: WI01 Madison

Distance	Site	About
0.00 miles	Network222
0.01 miles	5Nines
0.47 miles	Lumen Madison 1
4.83 miles	EdgeConnex Madison
5.74 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13.40 miles	QTS: DeForest, Wisconsin	QTS Data Centers has officially withdrawn its proposal for a massive expansion plan near Madison, Wisconsin, effectively canceling the development of a new data center campus in the Village of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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Operating Company

US Singal Data Centers are:

Audited for compliance with HIPAA/HITECH, PCI DSS, and SOC 1, TYPE 2
Scalable and customizable
Powered by US Signal's wholly owned, robust network

US Signal rings the Midwest with its fiber-optic network. The network connects subscribers in the metropolitan areas of Indianapolis, Detroit, Chicago, and 12 other cities. US Signal provides telecommunications services to institutional, enterprise, and wholesale customers in Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, and Wisconsin. It also provides Internet access, dark fiber capacity, and colocation services. The company's related infrastructure services include network design and construction. US Signal has supply partnerships with equipment manufacturers including ADTRAN and Cisco Systems. Source: hoovers.com

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33MW

Megawatts