365 Data Centers
Carrier ProfileData Center · Colocation · Cloud On-Ramp · DRaaS · Owned Backbone · 20+ US Markets

365 Data Centers —
Carrier-Neutral Colocation Across the US

365 Data Centers operates 20+ carrier-neutral facilities across the US — connected by an owned private backbone network — delivering colocation, cloud on-ramp (AWS, Azure, Google Cloud), managed hosting, DRaaS, and network services. With strong density in the Southeast, Northeast, and Midwest, and a "Technology Humanized" approach to support, 365 is a relationship-driven alternative to mega-corp data center operators. Fibi sources and negotiates 365 Data Centers on your behalf, at no cost to you.

20+ US Locations · Carrier-Neutral · Owned Backbone · Cloud On-Ramp
20+
US Data Center Locations
Owned
Private Backbone Network
Neutral
Carrier-Neutral Facilities
$0
Advisory Fee

Portfolio

365 Data Centers Services

Colocation, interconnection, cloud on-ramp, managed hosting, DRaaS, and network services — across 20+ carrier-neutral US facilities connected by an owned backbone.

Colocation — Private Cabinets, Caged Suites, Dedicated Rooms

Flexible colocation configurations at 20+ US locations: private cabinets for a defined, locked footprint; caged suites for physical separation within a shared floor; and dedicated rooms for larger deployments requiring a fully private, secure space. All configurations include 365's in-house support, cross-connect access for on-net carriers and cloud providers, and connectivity to the owned backbone network for inter-facility transport.

Interconnection & Cross-Connects

Physical and virtual cross-connects to carriers, networks, and cloud providers already on-net at each 365 facility — enabling low-latency, private connectivity without traversing the public internet. Carrier-neutral facilities support dozens of networks at each location, allowing organizations to establish diverse, multi-carrier connectivity from a single colocation footprint.

Cloud On-Ramp — AWS, Azure, Google Cloud

Direct private connections to AWS (Direct Connect), Microsoft Azure (ExpressRoute), and Google Cloud (Cloud Interconnect) at multiple 365 locations — bypassing the public internet for lower latency, more consistent throughput, and enhanced security. Designed for enterprises running hybrid cloud architectures or migrating workloads who need dedicated private connectivity between their on-premises or colocated environment and a public cloud.

Managed Hosting

Managed hosting services for organizations that want 365 to operate the infrastructure layer — hardware provisioning, monitoring, patching, and maintenance — while customers focus on applications and workloads. Available at 365 facilities across the US, with connectivity to the owned backbone and cloud on-ramp options at qualifying locations.

DRaaS / Business Continuity

Disaster Recovery as a Service and Business Continuity solutions leveraging 365's distributed footprint and owned backbone. Organizations can designate a geographically diverse secondary 365 facility as a failover environment — connected via the private backbone for reliable, low-latency replication. With 20+ US locations spanning Southeast, Northeast, and Midwest, organizations have geographic diversity options across multiple risk zones.

Network Services — DIA, Dedicated Bandwidth, Burstable

Dedicated Internet Access, dedicated bandwidth, and burstable connectivity delivered through 365's owned backbone and carrier-neutral facility peering. Organizations can source connectivity directly from 365 or bring preferred carriers into the facility — or combine both for redundant, diverse paths. Multiple public peering points provide direct peering options for high-traffic workloads.

Owned Backbone Network

365 Data Centers operates a private owned backbone connecting all facilities — not leased from a third-party carrier. The owned backbone provides lower inter-facility latency, direct routing control, and no dependency on a third-party SLA for transport between 365 locations. For multi-site deployments, DR replication, and distributed compute architectures, the backbone is the private network layer connecting the full 365 footprint.

Footprint

20+ US Data Center Locations

All facilities carrier-neutral, all connected by 365's owned private backbone network.

West

Los Angeles
San Jose
Las Vegas

South

Dallas
Nashville
Atlanta
Jacksonville

Florida

Tampa
Orlando
Boca Raton
Fort Lauderdale
Miami

Midwest

Chicago
Detroit
Columbus
Indianapolis
Cleveland

Northeast

Pittsburgh
Buffalo
New York City
Long Island
Bridgewater NJ
Philadelphia
Ashburn VA

Ideal For

Who 365 Data Centers Serves Best

Multi-Region Enterprise

Organizations that need carrier-neutral colocation across multiple US regions — Southeast, Northeast, and Midwest — under a single operator relationship, connected by a private backbone for DR replication and inter-site transport.

Hybrid Cloud Deployments

Enterprises running hybrid cloud architectures who need direct private connections to AWS, Azure, or Google Cloud from their colocation environment — without a separate facility or carrier arrangement for cloud on-ramp access.

Healthcare & Financial Services

Regulated-industry organizations requiring SOC 2, HIPAA-eligible, and PCI-DSS-aligned colocation — with the physical security, access controls, and audit logging that compliance frameworks and cyber insurance policies require.

Southeast & Florida-Centric Businesses

365's five Florida locations (Tampa, Orlando, Boca Raton, Fort Lauderdale, Miami) plus Atlanta, Jacksonville, and Nashville give Southeast businesses more in-region colocation and DR options than most independent operators provide in this geography.

Why 365 Data Centers

Key Strengths

What sets 365 apart from both mega-corp operators and smaller single-market data centers.

Carrier-Neutral — Full Connectivity Choice

All 365 Data Centers facilities are carrier-neutral — organizations bring their preferred carrier or choose from dozens already on-net. No single-carrier lock-in, full pricing leverage through carrier competition, and the ability to build multi-carrier redundancy from a single colocation footprint. Carrier neutrality is the baseline for enterprise-grade colocation.

Owned Private Backbone — Not Leased

365 owns the private backbone connecting all 20+ facilities — not leased from a third-party carrier. This means direct control over routing and capacity, lower inter-facility latency, and no dependency on another carrier's SLA for transport between 365 locations. For multi-site deployments and DR replication, the owned backbone is a meaningful operational advantage.

"Technology Humanized" — Hands-On Support

365 Data Centers positions itself as a human-scale alternative to mega-corp data center operators. Support is hands-on and relationship-driven — customers interact with people who know their environment, not a ticket queue. For organizations that have experienced the impersonality of large data center operators, the 365 support model is a differentiator.

Strong Southeast & Northeast Density

365's 5-market Florida footprint (Tampa, Orlando, Boca Raton, Fort Lauderdale, Miami) and multi-city Northeast presence (NYC, Long Island, Bridgewater NJ, Philadelphia, Ashburn, Pittsburgh, Buffalo) make it one of the strongest independent operators in those regions. For Southeast and Northeast-centric businesses, 365 provides geographic DR options within the same operator relationship.

Cloud On-Ramp at Multiple Locations

Direct private connections to AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud are available at multiple 365 locations — enabling hybrid cloud architectures without requiring a separate colocation facility or carrier arrangement for cloud connectivity. Organizations collocating at a 365 facility with on-ramp access get cloud connectivity as part of the same data center relationship.

20+ US Locations — Geographic Diversity Options

With 20+ facilities spanning West Coast, South, Florida, Midwest, and Northeast markets, 365 provides geographic diversity options for DR, distributed compute, and multi-region deployments — all connected by the owned backbone. Organizations can use a single operator relationship to cover multiple geographic risk zones.

Compliance

Certifications & Regulatory Support

365 Data Centers facilities support compliance requirements relevant to enterprise, healthcare, and financial services deployments.

SOC 2 Type II

365 Data Centers facilities maintain SOC 2 Type II attestation — providing third-party assurance over physical security, access controls, availability, and confidentiality controls relevant to enterprise and regulated-industry colocation.

HIPAA-Eligible

365 Data Centers supports HIPAA-eligible colocation configurations for healthcare organizations — physical security, access logging, and BAA support for ePHI storage and processing environments.

PCI-DSS

Colocation environments at 365 Data Centers support PCI-DSS-compliant configurations for organizations processing payment card data — including physical access controls, network segmentation, and audit logging.

SSAE 18

365 Data Centers maintains SSAE 18 (SOC 1) reporting for facilities supporting financial services and enterprise customers with formal audit requirements for data center physical and operational controls.

Why Use Fibi

365 Data Centers Direct vs. Through Fibi

Your contract is with 365 Data Centers either way. The difference is the advisory, comparison, and support layer around it.

Aspect365 Direct365 Through Fibi
PricingStandard rack rateVolume-negotiated — equal or better
Provider comparison365 Data Centers only365 vs Equinix, DataBank, CoreSite & regional alts
Quote turnaround5–10 business days24–48 hours across all evaluated providers
Location guidance365 account teamIndependent review of footprint fit vs. alternatives
Contract support365 account teamIndependent advisor representing you
Post-go-live support365 facility supportFibi escalation + 365 support
Advisory feeN/A$0 — carrier-funded

FAQ

Common Questions About 365 Data Centers

Get a Free 365 Data Centers Quote Through Fibi

Fibi will evaluate 365 Data Centers against competing colocation providers for your locations — footprint fit, cloud on-ramp options, DR geography, and pricing from every relevant operator. Side-by-side comparison, no obligation, no sales pressure.