Status: Operational | Location: 475 NE 185th St, Miami Gardens, FL 33179, USA
The EdgeConneX EDCMIA02 Data Center, located at 475 NE 185th Street in Miami Gardens, Florida, is a purpose-built edge colocation facility designed to support ultra-low-latency content delivery, cloud interconnection, enterprise applications, and high-density computing workloads. The facility encompasses approximately 65,518 square feet, including around 34,800 square feet of dedicated raised-floor space for customer IT deployments and supporting infrastructure. With approximately 6 MW of critical power capacity, EDCMIA02 provides a substantial platform for organizations requiring scalable computing infrastructure in the South Florida market. The facility is particularly suited to high-density deployments exceeding 20 kW per rack, making it capable of supporting demanding workloads such as cloud computing, content distribution, advanced enterprise applications, artificial intelligence, and other data-intensive technologies. Its electrical infrastructure is designed around redundant utility substation feeds, providing separate power pathways and improving resilience against interruptions affecting a single source. Concurrently maintainable UPS configurations provide additional protection for critical IT equipment and allow maintenance activities to be performed while maintaining operational continuity. Dedicated emergency diesel generators provide backup power during prolonged utility outages, helping ensure continuous availability for mission-critical customer environments. EDCMIA02 also incorporates hardened structural engineering designed to improve resilience against severe South Florida weather conditions, an important consideration for infrastructure located in the Miami metropolitan region. Environmental efficiency forms another significant part of the facility’s operating profile. The data center has ENERGY STAR certification, reflecting attention to energy performance, while UL 2799 Zero Waste Landfill Diversion validation demonstrates a focus on reducing the amount of operational waste sent to landfills. Advanced N+1 computer room air conditioning systems provide redundant cooling capacity and help maintain stable environmental conditions for customer equipment. As a carrier-neutral edge facility, EDCMIA02 provides customers with access to diverse fiber entrances and multiple network connectivity options, allowing organizations to design resilient network architectures and select connectivity services according to their requirements. The facility also supports direct private cloud connectivity through integrated network partners such as Megaport, enabling customers to establish dedicated connections to cloud and digital service ecosystems without relying exclusively on the public Internet. Its Miami Gardens location provides access to the broader South Florida telecommunications market and regional network interconnection infrastructure, supporting efficient connectivity across domestic and international destinations. By combining significant critical power capacity, high-density rack support, redundant electrical systems, resilient cooling, sustainability credentials, and carrier-neutral connectivity, EdgeConneX EDCMIA02 provides a flexible infrastructure platform for modern digital workloads. Overall, the facility represents an edge-focused data center designed to bring high-performance computing and cloud connectivity closer to users while supporting reliable, efficient, and scalable digital infrastructure across the Miami market.
| Field | Value |
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| Project Name | EdgeConneX EDCMIA02 Miami Gardens 6MW Colocation |
| Location | 475 NE 185th St, Miami Gardens, FL 33179, USA |
| Status | Operational |
| Project Type | Edge Data Center, Hyperscale Interconnection & Cloud Gateway |
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| City Name | Miami |
| Population | Approximately 466,515 projected for 2025 (City of Miami) |
| Urban Agglomeration | Approximately 6.2 million in the Miami metropolitan area |
| Economic Profile | 🔒 Detailed city intelligence available to subscribers |
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