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Who is Data Foundry?
Data Foundry is a data center and colocation services provider offering carrier-neutral facilities and managed infrastructure for enterprise and service provider workloads.
- Enterprise-grade colocation services in carrier-neutral data centers
- Network services with access to multiple carriers and connectivity options
- Managed services for infrastructure, security, and remote support
- Disaster Recovery (DR) and business continuity hosting environments
- Custom data center solutions for enterprises and service providers
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Data Foundry operates data centers that provide colocation and related infrastructure services for enterprises, cloud providers, and network operators. Its facilities are carrier-neutral, giving customers access to multiple network service providers and enabling diverse connectivity architectures for production, staging, and DR environments. Customers typically deploy their own servers, storage, and networking hardware within Data Foundry’s facilities while consuming power, cooling, physical security, and connectivity as services.
The company’s offerings center on colocation (data center infrastructure) and related managed services (managed infrastructure and support). Colocation services include space (cabinets, cages, and suites), power delivery, cooling, and physical access control. The facilities are built for 24x7 operations, with redundant power and environmental systems designed to support high-availability architectures used in enterprise IT, cloud hosting, and telecommunications. Customers can integrate these environments into hybrid cloud architectures, pairing on-premises (on-prem) or cloud workloads with infrastructure hosted inside Data Foundry data centers.
Data Foundry also offers network-focused services (network services), including access to multiple carriers, cross-connects, and peering options. This supports architectures that require low-latency connectivity between enterprise infrastructure, internet backbones, and cloud on-ramps. By operating carrier-neutral facilities, Data Foundry enables customers to design multi-carrier strategies for resilience, bandwidth management, and cost control without being restricted to a single telecommunications provider.
Managed services (managed infrastructure and support) from Data Foundry commonly include remote hands, monitoring, and operational support for hardware hosted within its data centers. These services allow enterprises to offload routine physical maintenance and some infrastructure management functions while retaining control over their operating systems, applications, and data. In DR and business continuity scenarios (business continuity and DR hosting), organizations can deploy secondary infrastructure in Data Foundry facilities, using network connectivity and power redundancy to support failover and recovery plans.
From a marketplace taxonomy perspective, Data Foundry fits into categories such as colocation services, carrier-neutral data centers, network connectivity services, and managed data center services. Its facilities and service portfolio are used by enterprises, cloud and IT service providers, and network operators that require controlled environments for hosting core applications, data, and network infrastructure, with the flexibility to integrate those assets into broader hybrid and multi-cloud strategies.
Our description of Data Foundry. Updated December 2025.
