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Who is MDC Data Centers?
MDC Data Centers is a data center and interconnection provider focused on colocation and network edge facilities serving carriers, content providers, and enterprises, with an emphasis on connectivity between the United States and Mexico.
- Carrier-neutral colocation facilities with power, space, and environmental controls for enterprise and service provider workloads (data center services).
- Interconnection and peering hubs for network operators and content providers, including cross-connects and meet-me-room services (network interconnection).
- Edge data center locations positioned near the US–Mexico border to support low-latency connectivity between networks on both sides (edge infrastructure).
- Services tailored for carriers, ISPs, cloud and content platforms, and enterprise customers that require cross-border connectivity (connectivity services).
- Physical infrastructure designed for high-availability IT operations, including redundant power, cooling, and security controls (infrastructure hosting).
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MDC Data Centers operates carrier-neutral colocation and interconnection facilities that host network, compute, and storage equipment for carriers, content providers, cloud platforms, and enterprises. The company focuses on data centers positioned at the network edge, especially in markets that enable connectivity between the United States and Mexico. Its facilities are used for production workloads, network Points of Presence (PoP) (PoPs), and content distribution nodes that require predictable latency and controlled physical environments.
The company’s core offering is colocation (data center services), where customers deploy their own servers, network devices, and storage systems in secured racks or cages. MDC Data Centers provides conditioned power, cooling, physical security, fire detection and suppression, and facility operations, while customers maintain control over their hardware and software stacks. This model suits enterprises and service providers that require dedicated infrastructure without building and managing their own data centers.
MDC Data Centers also supports interconnection (network interconnection) through cross-connects, meet-me-room services, and structured cabling inside its facilities. Network operators and carriers use these capabilities to exchange traffic and establish private connectivity with peers, customers, and content platforms. This design aligns with standard carrier hotel and peering architectures, where Layer 1 and Layer 2 connectivity inside a neutral facility enables participants to implement their own routing policies using protocols such as Border Gateway Protocol (BGP) at their network edge.
Edge data center capabilities (edge infrastructure) are central to the company’s positioning. By operating facilities near the US–Mexico border and in markets that aggregate cross-border traffic, MDC Data Centers provides locations for deploying latency-sensitive and bandwidth-intensive workloads closer to end users and regional networks. Carriers, ISPs, and enterprises can terminate transport circuits, interconnect with partners, and host critical applications without backhauling all traffic to distant core data centers.
From a marketplace categorization perspective, MDC Data Centers fits within colocation, carrier-neutral interconnection, and edge data center service lines. Its offerings are used in enterprise architectures that blend on-premises (on-prem) hardware with cloud platforms, where the colocation site acts as a network hub, a cross-border aggregation point, or a regional edge node. The company’s facilities support standard IP networking, optical transport handoffs, and private connectivity models, allowing customers to integrate MDC-hosted infrastructure into multi-cloud, hybrid IT, and distributed network designs.
Our description of MDC Data Centers. Updated December 2025.
