OFFSITE

OFFSITE

OFFSITE LLC is a privately held company with a professional board of directors, headquartered at 3618 7th Avenue in Kenosha, Wisconsin. Steve Borucki, a former Chicago bond trader, founded the company in 2000 after buying real estate in Kenosha, and it has operated its data center since 2001. It was first set up to give three Chicago financial services firms backup data center space and networking.

The Kenosha campus covers five acres and has two buildings, with plans for a third. Its primary data center is built to a Tier III standard and is staffed around the clock. OFFSITE also uses data center space in Chicago and Denver. Its services include colocation and dedicated data center suites, private cloud, backup and disaster recovery, managed IT, and network and security operations center services. The company has more than 100 clients and about 40 employees.

OFFSITE History:

  • In April 2019, OFFSITE announced plans for a second campus on 12 acres in the Prairie Highlands Corporate Park in Pleasant Prairie, Wisconsin, designed to scale up to 250,000 square feet.
  • In 2012, OFFSITE began a $2.5 million first phase of a second data center building next to its existing facility, which took its data center space from 25,000 square feet to more than 50,000 square feet.
  • Founded in 2000 in Kenosha.

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OFFSITE Locations

OFFSITE: Kenosha

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OFFSITE runs a Tier III colocation and managed IT data center campus at 3618 7th Avenue in Kenosha, Wisconsin, between Chicago and Milwaukee. The five-acre campus has two buildings, has operated since 2001 and serves more than 100 clients.

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