Equinix MI1

Operational

50 NE 9th Street, Miami, FL 33132, USA

Equinix MI1 is a data center in Miami, FL, United States, operated by Equinix, currently operational.

Equinix's largest Miami IBX, the former NAP of the Americas building at 50 NE 9th Street, a key US-Latin America network exchange point.

Equinix MI1 — schematic illustration — Schematic illustration based on published specifications, not a photograph · air-cooled · in operation

Operator: Equinix
City: Miami, FL, United States
Power, MW: —
Cooling: Air
Floor space: 23,738 m²

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Coloprice Score

12 out of 100

limited data · #701 of 804 in United States

Resilience0/35
Compliance0/20
Transparency5/20
Scale0/15
Maturity7/10

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Connectivity: 332 networks and 9 internet exchanges are present in this facility. Source: PeeringDB →

Equinix's MI1 IBX data center occupies 50 NE 9th Street in downtown Miami, a six-story reinforced-concrete building known historically as the NAP of the Americas, built by Terremark and later run by Verizon before Equinix acquired it in 2017 along with the rest of Verizon's data-center business. Equinix markets MI1 as a primary network exchange point between the United States and Latin America, offering 255,513 square feet of IBX space. The building's elevation is documented by Equinix as above the 500-year base flood elevation. As with the rest of its portfolio, Equinix does not publish a power capacity figure in megawatts for the site.