365 Data Centers
365 Leadership
365’s CEO is Bob DeSantis, who co-founded Xand, a data center provider acquired in 2014 by TierPoint
365 Exited Markets
In 2016 and 2017, the company exited Western Markets: Phoenix, Emeryville, Seattle, San Jose,
365 Overview
365 Data Centers is a leading provider of hybrid data center solutions in ten strategic edge markets. With data centers in Boca Raton, Buffalo, Chicago, Detroit, Fort Lauderdale, Indianapolis, Nashville, Philadelphia, New York and Tampa, the company offers a combined 195,000 square feet and 13 MW of power in place to serve clients. The company is carrier-neutral and offers Colocation, Network, IP, DRaaS, Cloud compute and storage, and Business Continuity services. 365 Data Centers is headquartered in Norwalk, Connecticut.
In September 2017, 365 Data Centers acquired hybrid data center and cloud services provider Host.net. The acquisition added Boca Raton and Fort Lauderdale facilities to 365 Data Center’s locations and allowed the company to offer enhanced services, including nationwide Metro Ethernet, long haul, and MPLS network/transport services, robust blended IP choices, direct, low latency connectivity to the NAP of the Americas and cloud/colocation hybrid solutions.
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365 Chicago
The site is a former Switch and Data site (also owned by Equinix for a short period.)
365 Detroit (DT1)
DT1 Detroit is a 12,000 sq ft carrier-neutral colocation facility in Michigan's Business Center, 25 minutes from downtown Detroit and 20 miles from Detroit Metropolitan Wayne County Airport. Former Switch & Data and Equinix facility acquired by 365 Data Centers in November 2012.
365 Marlborough, MA
Boston-metro DC originating as a Comdisco Availability Solutions workgroup hotsite (MA-250); operationalized as colo MAR-250 by SunGard after the Nov 2001 Comdisco acquisition; now 365.
365 Alpharetta
Purpose-built in 1999 as SunGard's ATL-11650 single-tenant facility, this 77,300 sq ft Alpharetta data center is now operated by 365 Data Centers. Mapletree Industrial Trust bought the building in 2021.
365 Boca Raton
Site was a former Host.net and was acquired by 365 Data Centers in 2017.
365 Aurora, CO
Purpose-built by SunGard Availability Services in 2001 as DEN-3431; 150,000 sqft single-tenant facility now in 365's portfolio.
365 Carlstadt, NJ
NJ Meadowlands DC (near MetLife Stadium) designed in 2000 as Comdisco's flagship East-Coast disaster-recovery super-center (1,000 work-area positions); operationalized as colo CRL-410 by SunGard after the Nov 2001 Comdisco acquisition; now 365.
365 Richardson, TX
365 Data Centers runs a colocation facility at 1001 East Campbell Road in Richardson, formerly Sungard's DAL-1001.
365 Philadelphia (Downtown)
Built 2009 inside 1500 Spring Garden Street, a 1947 former GlaxoSmithKline (SmithKline) corporate headquarters building converted by SunGard Availability Services. PA1 in 365's portfolio.
365 Philadelphia (University City)
Located in downtown Philadelphia at the Penn Medicine Science Center
365 Bridgewater NJ
The New Jersey facility is located in Bridgewater, NJ, just 40 miles west of New York City along the fiber-rich “Magic Mile.” The 25,565-square-foot data center offers 2.3MW of capacity.
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