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Who is 365 Data Centers?
365 Data Centers is a colocation, network connectivity, and cloud services provider focused on regional edge data centers for enterprise, content, and carrier customers.
- Retail colocation and interconnection services in multi-tenant data centers across regional U.S. markets (colocation, interconnection).
- Connectivity services including IP transit, Ethernet, and access to carrier and cloud on-ramps where available (network services).
- Cloud and virtual infrastructure offerings for hosted compute, storage, and related managed services (infrastructure-as-a-service).
- Disaster Recovery (DR), business continuity, and related data center services for enterprise and institutional workloads (business continuity services).
- Compliance-focused facilities and services designed to support regulated and security-sensitive environments (compliance-aligned hosting).
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More About 365 Data Centers
365 Data Centers operates regional edge data centers and associated network and cloud services that support enterprises, content providers, and carriers that need colocation, interconnection, and hosted infrastructure in key U.S. metropolitan markets. Its facilities are positioned for production workloads, business continuity, and distributed architectures where proximity to end users or specific network ecosystems is a design requirement. Customers typically deploy server, storage, and network equipment in shared facilities while relying on 365 Data Centers for power, cooling, physical security, and access to network connectivity.
The company’s service catalog centers on retail colocation, with cabinets, cages, and suites that align with common enterprise reference architectures for hybrid IT. Customers can extend on-premises (on-prem) environments into 365 Data Centers sites to host latency-sensitive applications, regional data stores, or content distribution nodes. The interconnection model typically includes cross connects to carriers, internet exchanges where present, and cloud or content networks available in each facility’s meet-me areas. These services map directly to data center colocation and interconnection categories used by infrastructure and network engineering teams.
Beyond space and power, 365 Data Centers offers network services (network connectivity) such as IP bandwidth, Ethernet transport, and access to multiple carriers, enabling Wide Area Network (WAN) designs that integrate Multiprotocol Label Switching (MPLS), internet Virtual Private Network (VPN), Software-Defined Wide Area Network (SD-WAN) overlays, or direct connections to cloud providers. This allows enterprises to treat 365 Data Centers locations as regional hubs or aggregation points for branch traffic, content delivery, or partner connectivity. The network feature set is typically integrated with service-level commitments, monitoring, and support aligned with enterprise change and incident processes.
Cloud and virtual infrastructure offerings from 365 Data Centers (infrastructure-as-a-service) target customers that want hosted compute and storage resources adjacent to or integrated with their colocated equipment. These services can be used to run virtualized workloads, support test and development environments, or host applications that benefit from local data residency. DR and business continuity services further position the portfolio for organizations that design recovery sites, secondary data centers, or active-active deployments within the same geographic region or across multiple 365 Data Centers locations.
From a directory and marketplace standpoint, 365 Data Centers aligns with core categories including retail colocation, regional edge data centers, interconnection and network services, cloud infrastructure hosting, and DR hosting. Its facilities and services are typically evaluated by enterprise architects, network planners, and infrastructure operations teams as part of broader hybrid and multi-site strategies that combine on-prem, cloud, and third-party data center resources.
Our description of 365 Data Centers. Updated December 2025.
