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Ohio data center
Enterprise-grade colocation and data center solutions in the heart of Ohio's technology corridor
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Located in Miamisburg, Ohio, Iron Mountain's OHS-1 data center delivers enterprise-grade colocation services to businesses across Cincinnati, Columbus, Dayton, and the greater Ohio market. Our custom-built facility combines robust infrastructure with modular data center solutions, carrier-neutral connectivity, and 24/7/365 expert support, providing the flexibility and reliability your mission-critical applications demand, whether you need traditional rack space or innovative modular configurations.
- 1.4 MWCapacity
- 44,000Square foot facility
- 3.5-acreSite
- Tier IIIDesign standards
Why leading enterprises choose our Ohio data center (OHS-1)
Ohio data center overview
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Size: 44,000 sq ft facility on 3.5-acre secure campus
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Power: 1.4 MW capacity built to Tier III standards
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Matched by 100% renewable energy
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Cooling: Advanced cooling systems optimized for high-density deployments
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Deployment Options: Modular data centers (MODs) in a dedicated, climate-controlled, secure space, as well as individual cabinets within the modules
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Infrastructure Redundancy: N+1 chillers and CRAHs, 2N generators and UPS
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High-Density Support: Modules provide up to 20 kW/rack capacity
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Security: 24/7/365 on-site monitoring with multi-layered access controls
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24/7/365 remote hands support and technical assistance
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Monitoring and maintenance services
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Loading dock facilities for equipment delivery
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Customer break areas and conference facilities
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Dedicated customer storage and customized office space to support customer deployments
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Professional installation and migration services
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Migration services upon request
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Service area: Miamisburg, Ohio - Central Midwest location
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Distance: 20 minutes from Dayton & 45 minutes from Cincinnati
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Airport: 30 minutes from Dayton International Airport & 1 hour from Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport
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Easy highway access via I-75 and I-675 corridors
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Proximity to major business centers and technology hubs
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Low natural disaster risk profile with stable geological conditions
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Access to a skilled regional workforce and support resources
Premium network connectivity without the premium price tag
Network Infrastructure:
- Cloud Connectivity: Access to major public cloud platforms.
- Carrier-Neutral Facility: Multiple network provider options for optimal choice and redundancy
- Diverse Entry Points: Multiple fiber paths ensure high availability and redundancy
Network Services:
- Cross Connects: High-speed direct connections between customers and carriers
- Direct Internet Access & IP Transit: Multiple provider options for global internet connectivity, including Lumen and Cogent
- Cloud On-Ramps: Metro access to AWS and Azure cloud platforms via redundant fiber paths
- Virtual Cross Connects (Private Network Transport): Point-to-point L2 connectivity available between Iron Mountain data centers
Comprehensive certifications meeting the most stringent regulatory and industry standards
Global Standards (ISO Certifications):
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ISO 27001 (Information Security Management)
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ISO 9001 (Quality Management Systems)
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ISO 50001 (Energy Management Systems)
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ISO 14001 (Environmental Management Systems)
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ISO 22301 (Business Continuity Management)
Regulated Industries:
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NIST SP 800-53, FISMA High, FedRAMP authorized (Government)
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HIPAA compliant with HITRUST certification (Healthcare)
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PCI-DSS for payment processing requirements (Financial Services)
Infrastructure & Operations:
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SOC 2 Type II audit reports
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SOC 3 audit reports
Environmental & Energy:
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EPA Energy Star certification for energy efficiency and environmental performance
Want to learn more? Contact a data center team member today!
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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Frequently asked questions
What makes Iron Mountain's Ohio data center unique?
Our Ohio data center combines a strategic Midwest location with enterprise-grade infrastructure, modular data center capabilities, and carrier-neutral connectivity. Located in Miamisburg, we offer optimal access to the Cincinnati, Columbus, and Dayton markets, along with competitive operational costs and comprehensive compliance certifications.
What security and compliance measures are implemented at the Ohio facility?
OHS-1 features multi-layered security, including biometric access controls, 24/7 monitoring, and comprehensive compliance certifications, such as SOC 2 Type II, ISO 27001, and HIPAA compliance support. Our facility maintains the highest industry security standards.
Where exactly is your Ohio data center located?
Our Ohio data center (OHS-1) is strategically located in Miamisburg, Ohio, providing easy access via I-75 and I-675 corridors. The facility is centrally positioned to serve Columbus, Dayton, and surrounding Ohio markets with optimal connectivity and logistics.
What is the power capacity of the Ohio data center facility?
Our Ohio data center is a 44,000-square-foot facility with a 1.4 MW of power. Located on a 3.5-acre site, it boasts a robust power infrastructure with redundant systems and an N+1 configuration. Contact our team for detailed power availability and capacity planning discussions.
Why should I choose data centers in Ohio over other markets?
For those who are considering a Cincinnati data center or Columbus data center, Ohio offers central US connectivity, competitive energy costs, low natural disaster risk, and a favorable business climate. Our Ohio location offers optimal latency to major markets, delivering cost-effective operations and access to a skilled regional workforce.
Are modular data centers available at the Ohio facility?
Yes, Iron Mountain offers innovative modular data center solutions at OHS-1. These pre-engineered modules provide faster deployment, enhanced efficiency, and scalable capacity. Modular options are also available at select Iron Mountain locations nationwide.



