H5 Data Centers

The H5 Atlanta colocation facility features direct access to the key Southeastern metro and long haul network providers and is the site of Level (3)'s Atlanta Gateway.

• vXchnge acquired the site from SunGard in 2015.
• In 2017 the NWAX peering Exchange deployed to vXchnge Portland.

The site is fully leased to an International carrier

The 107,000 SF Cincinnati data center was originally developed by PNC Bank

In 2025, H5 acquired this data center outside Buffalo, New York, from former Internet giant Yahoo!.

The Cincinnati data center is home to several metro, long haul and telecommunications access providers such as AT&T, Inteliquent, Windstream and Zayo.

100 Taylor Street is San Antonio's Carrier Hotel.

In January 2017, H5 acquired the building from ByteGrid

H5's 63-acre data center campus was a former Intuit facility.

325 Hudson Street is a 10-story, 240,000-square-foot telecom building located in New York City’s Hudson Square area.

H5 has acquired a 234,500 sq ft (21,785 sqm) facility in La Vista, Omaha, previously owned by Yahoo!.

H5's Quincy II & III data center campus offers 452,300 square feet across 63 acres.

The data center located on Beaumeade Circle will qualify for Virginia data center sales and use tax exemption.

H5 owns the building and is landlord to the Seattle Level(3) Gateway and a XO data center.

The data center campus sits on more than 12-acres in the Denver Tech Center and is comprised of four buildings totaling nearly 300,000 square feet.

The H5 Quincy II & III data center campus totals 452,300 SF on 63 acres. H5 acquired this data center from Yahoo!.

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