Miami data center & network infrastructure
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SPACE. POWER. MIAMI.
Miami colocation gives your customer-owned servers a home with facility space, power, connectivity and on-site support. Plan a primary or edge deployment for users across the Americas.
Compare colocation packages.
Bring your equipment. Choose a starting footprint, or discuss a custom power and connectivity requirement.
| Package | Space | Power | Transfer | IP addresses | Connection | Monthly | Configure |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1U Server | 1U | 1 AMP | 2.5TB / 7.5Mbps | 3 | 100Mbps | $54.95 | Configure |
| 2U Server | 2U | 2 AMP | 2.5TB / 7.5Mbps | 3 | 100Mbps | $89.95 | Configure |
| Full Tower | Full tower | 2 AMP | 2.5TB / 7.5Mbps | 3 | 100Mbps | $135.95 | Configure |
| 4U Server | 4U | 2 AMP | 5TB / 15Mbps | 3 | 100Mbps | $165.95 | Configure |
| Half Rack | 22U | 10 AMP | 30Mbps | 16 | 100Mbps | $609.95 | Configure |
| Full Private Rack | 44U | 20 AMP | 30Mbps | 32 | 100Mbps | $989.95 | Configure |
Confirm available capacity, electrical specifications, transfer measurement, selected options and the final total in the configurator or with our team. A package’s connection speed is separate from its transfer allowance and the facility’s upstream capacity.
Your equipment. Our facility.
Colocation is the right starting point when you already own the hardware or want to procure your own systems. We provide the facility environment and work with you on power, connectivity and on-site support.
- Individual server and rack requirements
- Multi-rack and larger deployment planning
- Carrier-neutral connection options
- On-site technical support
Room for your next deployment.
Tell us your footprint, electrical load, cooling requirements and growth plans. Our team will confirm available capacity and design a proposal around your deployment rather than a generic package.
Reach the Americas from Miami.
Miami is a major internet hub with direct connectivity into Latin America and the United States. It is a practical location for a regional edge, a primary environment or an expansion of your existing infrastructure.
Plan the footprint before the move.
A useful colocation proposal starts with your equipment and how it will operate. Share the following details so the team can assess the environment and scope.
| Requirement | Details to provide |
|---|---|
| Equipment | Device count, rack units, chassis depth, weight and any special mounting requirements. |
| Electrical load | Expected operating draw, peak draw, voltage and power-connection requirements. |
| Cooling | Airflow direction, equipment cooling specifications and any special requirements. |
| Connectivity | Port speeds, traffic patterns, carriers or cross-connects, and target user locations. |
| Operations | Access needs, remote assistance tasks, installation timing and growth plans. |
Keep operational responsibilities clear.
Discuss delivery, installation, access and any remote assistance before shipping equipment. Define who will maintain the hardware, manage software, monitor the environment and recover data. Include those responsibilities in the deployment scope.
The infrastructure behind your rack.
Our Miami colocation network uses multihomed connectivity, BGP4 routing and redundant direct fiber connections to Tier 1 internet backbones. UPS systems and diesel generators support facility power, with 24/7 customer support through email and tickets.
Bring your AI hardware.
Colocate GPU and AI systems you own. Work directly with our facility team to review rack fit, electrical load, cooling requirements and connectivity. Your team controls the software; physical assistance and customer-owned hardware maintenance are agreed in the proposal.
A few practical answers.
How is colocation different from a dedicated server?
With colocation, you bring equipment you own. With a dedicated server, you lease ServerPronto-owned hardware monthly. Both approaches can give you control over your software environment.
Can I colocate GPU hardware?
Yes, we can review GPU and AI deployments. Share the system dimensions, power draw, cooling requirements and interconnect needs so we can confirm the right physical environment.
Can I reserve space for future growth?
Share the footprint you need now and your expected growth. Available power, space, timing and any reservation terms are confirmed in your proposal.
How is colocation priced?
The proposal depends on the equipment footprint, power, connectivity and support requirements. Provide an equipment list and expected electrical load so the team can confirm a suitable configuration and price.
Can I move equipment in stages?
Share the order and timing of your planned deliveries. The team can review a staged deployment against space, power, network and access requirements before dates are agreed.
Explore your options.
AI hosting in Miami
Host AI hardware in Miami with colocation, dedicated servers or private cloud infrastructure. Full software control and direct access to our hardware and facility team.
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Contact ServerPronto sales for dedicated servers, Miami colocation and custom infrastructure. Call +1-305-324-1616.
Learn morePlan your Miami deployment.
Choose a monthly package or talk with our team about your requirements.