High-Density GPU-Ready data center & colocation in Florida's Premier Tech Hub. Your Strategic Gateway to the Caribbean and the Americas. Completion expected in 2026.
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Iron Mountain's Miami data center (MIA-1) is strategically positioned in Central Northwest Miami. Located on a 3.4-acre campus just 8 miles from Miami International Airport, our purpose-built facility is built on existing Iron Mountain real estate, replacing a former storage facility. It delivers exceptional colocation services with up to 16MW of customer IT load capacity. As Miami is a major international connectivity hub and Latin America's digital gateway, our data center in Florida, MIA-1, provides the perfect foundation for enterprises, cloud providers, and content networks looking to expand their reach across the hemisphere. Matched by 100% renewable energy, with industry-leading compliance standards, and carrier-neutral connectivity, we're redefining what's possible in the Florida data center market.
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Size: 150,000 square foot AI-ready facility on a 3.4-acre secure campus
Power: 16 MW customer IT load capacity with 26 MVA total redundant operational power
Infrastructure Redundancy: Purpose-built Tier III facility with diverse utility feeds
Matched by 100% renewable energy for all operations
Efficiency: Design PUE for optimal energy efficiency
High-density configurations supporting GPU-ready workloads
Hurricane-Resistant: Category 5 hurricane-proof construction
Raised-floor configurations across multiple data halls
Utility: Diverse power feeds with competitive pricing (30% below national average)
Security: 24/7/365 on-site monitoring and security personnel
Secure data center with multi-factor authentication and biometric access controls
24/7/365 Smart Hands with skilled local technical professionals
Cross connect installations
Customer conference rooms, offices and break room facilities on-site
Shipping and receiving facilities with loading dock access
Service area: Miami metro, Florida and beyond; Gateway to Southern U.S., Latin America, Caribbean and South America
Distance: Central Northwest Miami, close proximity to downtown business district
Airport: 8 miles (25 minutes) from Miami International Airport; 3 miles (10 minutes) from Miami-Opa Locka Executive Airport
Hurricane-resilient infrastructure design
Low-latency access to Miami IX hub
Gateway to fast-growing Latin American markets with double-digit GDP growth
Address: 2925 NW 120th Terrace, Miami, Florida, 33167
Diverse Entry Points: Redundant MMRs and fiber points of entry with diverse routing paths
Carrier-Neutral Facility: Wide selection of carriers with a strong pipeline of network providers
Metro Access: Low-latency connectivity to Network Access Point of the Americas (NOTA)
International Connectivity: Access to 62,000 miles of submarine cabling to Latin America, the Caribbean, and Europe
Cloud On-Ramps: Cloud-neutral direct connect options to major cloud providers
Cross Connects: Secure connections to an ecosystem of carriers, partners, and customers in a carrier-neutral environment
Direct Internet Access & IP Transit: Provider options for global internet connectivity
Metro Wave: Dedicated optical connectivity and peering services for regional and international interconnection
Peering: Optimize network traffic and reduce costs through direct connections with content and service providers.
Virtual Cross Connects/Private Network Transport: Achieve flexible, on-demand connectivity through software-defined networking that can be provisioned and modified quickly
Comprehensive compliance meeting the most stringent regulatory and industry standards
We are building to meet the existing standards and certifications of our world-leading compliance program. (Completion scheduled for 2026)
Customer success stories
Fender
The challenge:
Fender needed a home for their mission-critical financial planning and e-commerce systems. They looked to maximize redundancy while reducing data center total cost of ownership. Also, Fender needed access to numerous services providers to support their evolving hybrid IT architecture.The results:
Fender has enjoyed 100% uptime to date and flexible terms that significantly reduced data center costs. They cited Iron Mountain’s certified engineers as the added bonus, relying on Iron Mountain data center services for on-demand needs, extending capabilities and staying focused on high value activities.
In their words:
" It's one thing to outsource your servers. It’s another to outsource the support for those servers—that’s what gives CIOs heartburn. Iron Mountain’s remote support has been spectacular. Not only do they respond quickly, but they have a team that is well-trained and professional and that gives us confidence that the job will be done right."
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MIA-1 is purpose-built as a GPU and AI-ready facility with exceptional international connectivity. Our strategic location provides access to the largest submarine cable landing site in the USA, connecting directly to Latin America, the Caribbean, and Europe. Combined with 100% matched renewable energy, hurricane-proof construction, and Miami's competitive power costs, MIA-1 offers unmatched value and capability.
Iron Mountain operates the industry's most comprehensive compliance program. We are building our new facility, MIA-1, to meet the existing standards and certifications of our world-leading compliance program.
MIA-1 is strategically located in Central Northwest Miami on a 3.4-acre campus. We're just 8 miles (25 minutes) from Miami International Airport and 3 miles (10 minutes) from Miami-Opa Locka Executive Airport, providing excellent accessibility for customers and vendors.
MIA-1 will phase up to support 16MW of customer IT load based on 26 MVA of redundant operational power. The facility offers up to 150,000 square feet of high-density, AI-ready space, designed to accommodate the most demanding enterprise workloads.
Miami serves as the digital gateway to the Americas, with unique connectivity to fast-growing Latin American markets. The city offers extremely competitive power costs (up to 30% below the national average), favorable tax incentives, hurricane-resistant infrastructure, and access to one of the world's largest internet exchange points.
Miami's strategic location as a major international connectivity hub, combined with access to the Network Access Point of the Americas (NOTA) and extensive submarine cable infrastructure, positions MIA-1 to serve applications requiring connectivity across the Americas. The facility's carrier-neutral design ensures optimal network performance and choice for diverse connectivity needs.
