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RadiusDC acquires data center in Miami

Aug 14, 2024 | Posted by Abdul-Rahman Oladimeji

RadiusDC this week announced the acquisition of Miami I in the Sweetwater area of the city from NextStream, a data center operator in Latin America owned by Actis.  RadiusDC said it plans to immediately expand the site's capacity from 3.2MW to 9.2MW. 
 

"We believe Miami I is an ideal asset to expand the geographic reach of our connectivity-focused platform given the strength of its existing network and immediately available growth potential," stated Mike Krza, RadiusDC CEO. "We are excited to deliver new strategic data center capacity in the South Florida market over the coming year."


"The Miami I acquisition represents an important milestone in our plan to expand the RadiusDC platform. These assets allow us to address another important edge market with significant expansion capacity for our core hyperscale customer base in a highly connected environment," added Christopher Jensen, managing director of IPI.


"Data centers are crucial in connecting communities, enabling economic growth, and in providing access to information and education," said Mauricio Giusti, partner at Actis. "With this sale, we have found a strong buyer in RadiusDC, and we look forward to seeing Miami I grow under its new ownership, as NextStream continues to focus on the rapidly expanding Latin American market." 



There are 36 data centers in Miami.

Rendering of Metrobloks MIA-A1 Data Center in Miami
Posted in Metrobloks: Miami MIA-A1 Source: Metrobloks
Rendering of Iron Mountain's MIA-1 Data Center in Miami
Posted in Iron Mountain: Miami MIA1 Source: Iron Mountain
MI2
Posted in CoreSite MI2 |
Power infra
Posted in DataBank MIA1 |
Colocation room
Posted in DataBank MIA1 |
The KeyCenter site was a former Telefonica facility
Posted in RadiusDC: Miami I |
Front side and parking lot
Posted in Flexential Fort Lauderdale |
QTS at 11234 NW 20th Street
Posted in QTS Miami |
Rendering of the T-Mobile Facility in Ft Lauderdale
Posted in T-Mobile Everglades MSO Source: Lincoln Rackhouse
Terremark Entrance
Posted in NAP of the Americas - Equinix Miami MI1 |
Roped Off Colo Area
Posted in NAP of the Americas - Equinix Miami MI1 |
Entrance to a Switch Room
Posted in NAP of the Americas - Equinix Miami MI1 |
Unfinished Floor at the NAP
Posted in NAP of the Americas - Equinix Miami MI1 |
Customer Colocation Floor Space at CoreSite's MI1 Site
Posted in CoreSite Miami MI1 Source: CoreSite
Security Desk at CoreSite MI1
Posted in CoreSite Miami MI1 Source: CoreSite
Outside of CoreSite's MI1 in Miami
Posted in CoreSite Miami MI1 Source: CoreSite
Beautiful Interior
Posted in NAP of the Americas - Equinix Miami MI1 |
NOTA Interior
Posted in NAP of the Americas - Equinix Miami MI1 |
NOTA Meet Me Room
Posted in NAP of the Americas - Equinix Miami MI1 |
Front Entrance of Equinix's MI1 site. Circa 2018
Front Entrance of NOTA 2018
Posted in NAP of the Americas - Equinix Miami MI1 Source: Equinix
NAP when owned by Terremark
Posted in NAP of the Americas - Equinix Miami MI1 Source: Terremark
Nap of the Americas - Overhead
Posted in NAP of the Americas - Equinix Miami MI1 Source: Equinix
NOTA Side View w Red Paint
Posted in NAP of the Americas - Equinix Miami MI1 Source: Phillip Pessar, Flickr https://www.flickr.com/photos/southbeachcars/21847037816
Location Total SqFt Gross SqFt Power (MW)
NAP of the Americas - Equinix Miami MI1 744,000 SqFt
355,000 SqFt
NN Request Dataset
Equinix Miami MI6 73,043 SqFt
NN Request Dataset
Lumen: Miami 2 67,500 SqFt
NN Request Dataset
Edgeconnex Miami MIA02 65,518 SqFt
NN Request Dataset
2300 NW 89th PI 64,174 SqFt
NN Request Dataset

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