With its recently acquired Atlantic Metro business fully integrated, 365 Data Centers has established itself as the leading network-centric colocation provider in strategic edge markets across the eastern U.S.

“We have expanded our geographic and infrastructure footprint, complemented our existing Infrastructure-as-a-Service (“IaaS”) offerings, and significantly increased our customer base, revenue, and cash flow – all of which greatly benefit our customers.” – Bob DeSantis, Chief Executive Officer of 365 Data Centers.

In November 2020, 365 Data Centers acquired Atlantic Metro Communications. The transaction positioned 365 to become the largest, privately owned and fully-hybrid IaaS provider focused on the Eastern U.S. The deal transformed 365, a network-centric colocation operator, into a more competitive IaaS provider. The company now operates 13 data centers, 84 other Points of Presence (“PoPs”), and seven cloud regions, delivering private and hybrid virtual solutions with direct connectivity to all the hyperscale cloud operators.

 365 offers a comprehensive suite of solutions that includes secure and reliable edge colocation, nationwide network connectivity, cloud compute and storage, DRaaS, BaaS, and business continuity services. Backed by their 24/7 customer support teams, 365’s mission is to deliver best-in-class colocation, network, and cloud services, enabling customers to reduce costs, drive innovation, and improve their customers’ experience. 365’s data center facilities are located in Boca Raton; Bridgewater (New Jersey); Buffalo; Chicago; Commack (New York); Detroit; Fort Lauderdale; Herndon (Virginia); Indianapolis; Nashville; Philadelphia; New York City; and Tampa. 

 The company remains strategically disciplined, focusing on acquiring and expanding network-centric colocation assets and complementary network and virtual services in edge markets.