Miami hosting for Latin America and the US
Connect Latin America and the United States from a major internet hub. Make Miami your primary or edge location for the Americas.
Learn moreServerPronto owns and operates its Miami data center, network and infrastructure. Dedicated servers, colocation and custom deployments share a fault-tolerant foundation connecting your business to the Americas.

Redundant fiber-optic rings connect our US network directly to multiple Tier 1 internet backbones. Carrier-neutral connectivity gives you options for connecting your deployment.
| Network component | Infrastructure |
|---|---|
| Internet connectivity | Three or more providers, with a minimum of 10Gbps per provider link. |
| Routing | Fault-tolerant BGP4 route advertisement and Cisco core routers. |
| Fiber access | Distinct fiber-optic entrances and paths, plus redundant fiber-optic rings. |
| On-site connectivity | Tier 1 carrier equipment on site. |
| Distribution network | 10Gbps Ethernet to distribution routers and customer connection switches. |
| Carrier choice | Carrier-neutral network with connections through the last-mile fiber ring. |
Multiple building-wide UPS systems and diesel generators provide fault-tolerant power infrastructure. The facility supports the physical environment behind your servers, while our on-site team supports operations around the clock.
Facility entry controls, restricted access points and 24/7 video monitoring protect the physical environment. Power and network redundancy support availability alongside those access controls.
If you operate your own fiber backbone or have an agreement with a Tier 1 internet service provider, discuss connecting to your preferred carrier over our last-mile fiber ring. We will work through the carrier, cross-connect and routing requirements for your deployment.
Use Miami to host core applications, extend an international platform or place regional services closer to users in Latin America and the United States. The right architecture depends on where your users and data are located.
Share your rack footprint, electrical load, cooling specifications, network requirements and growth plans. We will review current capacity and the right configuration for your deployment. Provider-link and distribution-network speeds are facility specifications; your server’s port speed and traffic allowance depend on its package.
Start with where your users, applications and data sources are located. Miami is especially useful for businesses serving the Americas. Our team can help you discuss the connectivity requirements for that deployment.
Carrier-neutral connectivity is available. Ask our team to confirm providers, cross-connect options and the route requirements for your deployment.
No. Provider links and the distribution network describe the facility infrastructure. Each server or colocation service has its own connection speed and traffic allowance. Review those details in your package or proposal.
Yes. ServerPronto owns and operates its Miami facility, network and infrastructure. With dedicated hosting you lease ServerPronto-owned servers; with colocation you supply your own equipment.
Connect Latin America and the United States from a major internet hub. Make Miami your primary or edge location for the Americas.
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