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Miami data center
High-density GPU-Ready data center & colocation in Florida's premier tech hub. Your strategic gateway to the Caribbean and the Americas.
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Iron Mountain Miami data center
Iron Mountain's Miami data center (MIA-1) is strategically positioned in Central Northwest Miami. Located on a 3.4-acre campus just 8 miles from Miami International Airport, our purpose-built facility is built on existing Iron Mountain real estate, replacing a former storage facility. It delivers exceptional colocation services with up to 16MW of customer IT load capacity. As Miami is a major international connectivity hub and Latin America's digital gateway, our data center in Florida, MIA-1, provides the perfect foundation for enterprises, cloud providers, and content networks looking to expand their reach across the hemisphere. Matched by 100% renewable energy, with industry-leading compliance standards, and carrier-neutral connectivity, we're redefining what's possible in the Florida data center market.
- 16MWPower capacity
- 150,000Square foot facility
- 3.4-acreSite
- 100%Matched renewable power
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Customer success stories
Krystal
The challenge:
After fast growth of their own developed cloud solution, Katapult, Krystal realized it needed to scale quickly and spin up an equally responsive and robust global architecture. However, the perfect data center partner had to meet their high ethical and environmental standards.The results:
Krystal chose Iron Mountain Data Centers for it’s 100% renewable power as well as rooftop solar array (available at select locations). After initially launching in the U.S., the company has since expanded into EMEA and is looking to expand even further into the Asia Pacific region. Katapult is now plugged into the diverse connectivity ecosystems of all Iron Mountain facilities.
In their words:
“We loved the fact that there was renewable power being generated on-site, but also saw Iron Mountain as a longer-term match due to their standards, their ecosystems and their location spread.”
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What makes Iron Mountain's Miami data center unique in the market?
MIA-1 is purpose-built as a GPU and AI-ready facility with exceptional international connectivity. Our strategic location provides access to the largest submarine cable landing site in the USA, connecting directly to Latin America, the Caribbean, and Europe. Combined with 100% matched renewable energy, hurricane-proof construction, and Miami's competitive power costs, MIA-1 offers unmatched value and capability.
What security and compliance measures are implemented at the Miami facility?
Iron Mountain operates the industry's most comprehensive compliance program. We are building our new facility, MIA-1, to meet the existing standards and certifications of our world-leading compliance program.
Where exactly is the Miami data center located and how accessible is it?
MIA-1 is strategically located in Central Northwest Miami on a 3.4-acre campus. We're just 8 miles (25 minutes) from Miami International Airport and 3 miles (10 minutes) from Miami-Opa Locka Executive Airport, providing excellent accessibility for customers and vendors.
What is the total capacity of the Miami facility in terms of power and space?
MIA-1 will phase up to support 16MW of customer IT load based on 26 MVA of redundant operational power. The facility offers up to 150,000 square feet of high-density, AI-ready space, designed to accommodate the most demanding enterprise workloads.
Why should organizations choose data centers in the Miami area specifically?
Miami serves as the digital gateway to the Americas, with unique connectivity to fast-growing Latin American markets. The city offers extremely competitive power costs (up to 30% below the national average), favorable tax incentives, hurricane-resistant infrastructure, and access to one of the world's largest internet exchange points.
How does the Miami facility support edge computing and low-latency applications?
Miami's strategic location as a major international connectivity hub, combined with access to the Network Access Point of the Americas (NOTA) and extensive submarine cable infrastructure, positions MIA-1 to serve applications requiring connectivity across the Americas. The facility's carrier-neutral design ensures optimal network performance and choice for diverse connectivity needs.