365 Data Centers

What services does 365 Data Centers provide?

365 Data Centers delivers core infrastructure services including colocation, network connectivity, managed services, and AI services—built for organizations that need secure, reliable environments with clear operational control. The goal is to simplify infrastructure decisions while supporting performance, governance, and growth.

Where are 365 Data Centers facilities located?

365 Data Centers operates data centers across multiple U.S. markets, giving organizations options for regional coverage, latency-sensitive deployments, and multi-site resiliency planning. You can review the full footprint and explore individual facility pages to match geography, connectivity, and capacity needs.

How does 365 Data Centers help improve uptime and resiliency?

365 Data Centers is built around 24/7/365 monitoring, resilient facility design, and redundant infrastructure options that reduce single points of failure. This helps organizations keep critical systems available during outages, maintenance windows, and unexpected disruptions—without relying on best-effort environments.

What connectivity options are available (internet, transport, fiber, cross connects)?

365 Data Centers offers multiple connectivity paths to support different performance and redundancy requirements, including Dedicated Internet Access, Ethernet Transport, and Dark Fiber/Wavelength options. These services help teams build predictable network architectures and connect sites with stronger control over routing and capacity.

How do I choose the right colocation footprint (cabinet, cage, suite) and power configuration?

Start with your current rack count, growth expectations, and power density requirements—then choose cabinets for smaller footprints, cages for added separation, or suites for larger deployments. Power planning should include primary and redundant circuits when uptime requirements are strict.