Massive bare-metal storage from 100 TB to 650 TB in Miami, Florida. Situated at the primary landing point for transcontinental submarine cables, delivering unmatched throughput and low latency for cross-border backups and content streaming.

100-650 TB Raw Enterprise Storage

Miami Hub Americas Gateway

10 Gbps Dedicated Port

Subsea fiber interconnectivity with zero-hop routing to LATAM and North America.
Scalable storage architecture for streaming platforms, big data, and off-site archives.
Unmetered multi-gigabit transit without egress penalties or bandwidth metering.

Category 5 Hurricane-Proof Facility

Extreme physical redundancy and disaster recovery replication in Florida.

Housed in bunker-grade facilities engineered to withstand Category 5 hurricane conditions with 100% power uptime guarantees. Ideal for geo-redundant disaster recovery, long-term object retention, and multi-tenant data protection.

N+1 Power Redundant Feeds & Generators

Tier-1 Fibers Submarine Cables

24/7/365 Active Telemetry

Reinforced facility built 32 feet above sea level outside FEMA flood zones.
Continuous telemetry with automated remote power cycling and IPMI out-of-band management.
Full hardware replacement within 2 hours by certified on-site technicians.

FAQ

GOOD QUESTIONS. CLEAR ANSWERS.

Direct answers tailored to this infrastructure.

Why is our Miami datacenter strategically important for international infrastructure?

Miami serves as the premier digital gateway connecting North America and Latin America (LATAM), hosting key submarine cable landing stations that route traffic to Central and South America and the Caribbean.

Where are the bare-metal servers physically hosted in Miami?

Inside Equinix MI1 / NAP of the Americas, one of the most secure and interconnected facilities in the Western Hemisphere, engineered to withstand Category 5 hurricanes.

How is routing optimized towards Latin America?

Direct peering at FL-IX and multi-homed BGP transit via Lumen, Cogent, Sparkle, and Seaborn, drastically minimizing hop count and round-trip times to Brazil, Colombia, Chile, Mexico, and Argentina.

Does Miami bandwidth include monthly traffic quotas or overage fees?

No. All dedicated servers in Miami feature dedicated unmetered symmetric ports with zero per-gigabyte consumption charges.

Can a single Miami deployment serve both US East Coast and LATAM users?

Yes. Miami’s unique geographic position enables single-digit millisecond latency to Florida and the East Coast, combined with the fastest routing paths into Latin America.