Carrierhouse Data Center 1MW Colocation Miami

Status: Operational   |   Location: 1100 NW 163rd Drive, Miami, FL 33169, USA

Project Overview

The Carrierhouse Data Center, located at 1100 NW 163rd Drive in Miami, Florida, is a specialized carrier-neutral colocation and cloud hosting facility positioned within the North Miami technology corridor. The facility is designed to provide reliable edge infrastructure for small and medium-sized enterprises, cloud service providers, telecommunications operators, and other organizations that require secure hosting and dependable network connectivity. Its carrier-neutral approach allows customers to access multiple telecommunications and network providers rather than being restricted to a single carrier, giving organizations greater flexibility when selecting connectivity services and network routes. Carrierhouse provides a range of hosting configurations designed to accommodate different deployment requirements, from individual server colocation and full cabinets to private secure cages for customers requiring dedicated physical environments. The facility also supports cloud-based infrastructure through public and private virtual private server environments powered by CloudStack architecture, allowing customers to provision scalable computing resources according to their operational needs. This combination of physical colocation and virtualized cloud services enables businesses to consolidate infrastructure within a professionally managed facility while maintaining flexibility as their technology requirements change. Power resilience is a key component of the facility's infrastructure. Carrierhouse incorporates dual utility power feeds, providing separate incoming electrical pathways and reducing dependence on a single utility source. Uninterruptible power supply systems provide protection for critical IT equipment against power interruptions and electrical disturbances, while standby diesel generators provide additional emergency power during prolonged utility outages. This layered power architecture helps support continuous operation for business-critical applications and network services. Connectivity is another central feature of the facility, with direct access to local and international fiber backbones enabling customers to establish high-speed and low-latency network connections. Its Miami location provides strategic access to telecommunications infrastructure serving the United States, Latin America, the Caribbean, and other international markets. This makes Carrierhouse particularly relevant for organizations that need efficient cross-border data transmission or want to position computing infrastructure closer to users in regional markets. The facility can support enterprise applications, cloud workloads, dedicated hosting, telecommunications infrastructure, networking equipment, and other latency-sensitive services. By combining carrier-neutral colocation, flexible cloud hosting, redundant power infrastructure, and access to regional and international fiber networks, Carrierhouse functions as an integrated digital infrastructure platform. Overall, the facility provides a practical and scalable environment for organizations seeking secure edge hosting, cloud computing, and low-latency connectivity across Miami, Latin America, and the Caribbean.

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